Hadiqa Bashir

Human Rights Activist

Girls United For Human Rights

Hadiqa Bashir is a 21 years old young, confident & visionary feminist working against Early & Forced marriages,SRHR, Peace and religious harmonyn in tribal regions of Pakistan. She aware the community about negative effects of child marriages on child’s mental and physical health by visiting door to door and lobby with legislators and religious leaders against child marriages._x000D_
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She is the founder of Girls United for Human Rights and is working for the protection and promotion of Girls Rights in the Tribal Regions of Pakistan especially in Khyber PakhtunKhwa, Pakistan._x000D_
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Event Schedule

DAY 1

18 July 2023

Start Time	End Time	Session	Description	Action
06:30 pm EEST	08:00 pm EEST	Galvanising Feminist Activism to End Son Preference and Daughter Aversion Side Event Ubumwe Grande Hotel - Room Kivu 1	Organizer – United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), in partnership with CARE US ** The event will provide a space for development partners, UN Agencies, Read More Organizer – United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), in partnership with CARE US ** The event will provide a space for development partners, UN Agencies, academia, civil society organisations and representatives of feminist movements to exchange knowledge and experiences in a shared effort to address son preference and daughter aversion. The event will also be a platform to strengthen the role of feminist movements in enhancing awareness, solidarity, advocacy, and technical collaboration across global actors working in these areas. This will contribute to the adoption feminist-based approaches to ensure that son preference, daughter aversion and GBSS are eradicated, as part of the journey towards delivering the 2030 Agenda on gender equality. Read Less Speakers Lela Bakradze Head of Office, UNFPA Country Office in Georgia UNFPA Roshan Pokhrel Secretary Ministry of Health and Population, Nepal Tasaffy Hossain Founder/Coordinator Bonhishikha - unlearn gender Hadiqa Bashir Human Rights Activist Girls United For Human Rights