The English Access Scholarship Program in Jhelum celebrated International Human Rights Day with great enthusiasm, fostering a sense of unity and awareness among students. The event comprised a peaceful walk followed by language-focused activities to emphasize the significance of human rights.
Students, teachers, and community members actively participated, showcasing a united front for human rights. Participants carried banners, placards, and distributed pamphlets highlighting key human rights principles. Teachers provided awareness on the universal declaration of human rights, its impact, and ongoing challenges. Following the walk, open discussions provided a platform for students to express their thoughts on human rights issues. This celebrated the linguistic richness within the Access Program and promoted the idea that human rights transcend language barriers. These activities encouraged students to express their ideas, fostering linguistic confidence and the role of language as a powerful tool for advocacy.
The International Human Rights Day Celebration in Jhelum, organized by the English Access Scholarship Program, successfully combined a meaningful walk with language-focused activities. The event not only raised awareness about human rights but also highlighted the pivotal role of language in advocating for a just and equitable society. Through this celebration, students gained a deeper understanding of their role in promoting human rights and the importance of effective communication in this endeavor.
