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Basic human rights, Self expression, Fairness and Equity.

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justice, standing up for whats right, freedom to express.

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It is subjective to the person I am voicing myself to. No matter how right I think my way is, it will always be wrong if the listener thinks so

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Basic Human rights and justice

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Freedom of Act and Speech in a positive connotation

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Poverty, Education, Gender discrimination, Employment opportunities, Tolerance for other's religions, Climate change, Wildlife loss and Injustice

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Social Media, having discussions or debates with people around you

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Equality, freedom of speech and expression, security

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Things that do not go against human morals

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عدل و انصاف  اور برابری ( مساوات)

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عدل و انصاف  اور برابری ( مساوات)

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Social media,

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"be the change you want to see"
act in a certain and struggle in a righteous and selfless way in many forms. write articles, talk about it or help in anyway possible.

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Belonging to an oppressed community myself I believe in standing by any community that is wrongly oppressed. My activism is not limited to what by beliefs are, if I were to only stand by communities that I agree with that would no longer be activism

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A systematic approach must be adopted:

1) Raise voice on social media: Run and Insta page
2) Peaceful protests and rallies
3) Form an NGO

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As a learner you're acquiring knowledge that informs your world view, which thus guides your behaviours. I think standing up for the issues and matters you've gained substantial knowledge about is what you can do best as a learner, because you're operationalizing your knowledge in the practical world and actually doing something to tackle it.

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Social media platforms, respectful debates and discussions, understanding where the other person is coming from and clearing misconception

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As a learner, I think it is crucial to have an unbiased point of view when it comes to things you stand for. So giving everyone the right to all freedoms, equality and basic human rights are some things I think are worth standing for. Also, standing for people or issues that are not that well known is very important in my opinion.

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As a learner I believe in equality in opportunities and responsibilities, in intellectual empathy, in honesty in all aspects of life and in teamwork

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Be vocal about the issue on any platform.

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By using digital or physical platforms and even by discussion with peers

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Going into the discussion with an open mind and respect for the other person's opinion. Not imposing your beliefs onto others and not getting into fights.

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بات  کرکے ، ایک دوسرے کو حقیقت سے آگاہ کرکے۔ خاموش رہ کر مسائل کا حل تلاش نہیں کیا جا سکتا ۔ 

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بات  کرکے ، ایک دوسرے کو حقیقت سے آگاہ کرکے۔ خاموش رہ کر مسائل کا حل تلاش نہیں کیا جا سکتا ۔ 

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Raising your voice on social media even though ther are limited followers, that would still make a difference
Join peaceful protests (aurat march)

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Make your stance clear but also understand why the other person is against your opinion as everything is not perfect.

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Work with someone who is already in the process
Start your own initiative
And we can just follow the hadith:
"Whosoever of you sees an evil action, let him change it with his hand; and if he is not able to do so, then with his tongue; and if he is not able to do so, then with his heart—and that is the weakest of faith."

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Respectfully

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- Spreading the word through social media, news outlets, and newspapers
- Starting or being part of campaigns
- Calling out/writing to people in power
- Educating the people around you like friends, family and neighbours

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All ways are right and correct provided that there is no bloodshed, no brawls, no hate speech or symbols should be used. A person must justify their views politely with solid evidence to melt the oppositions heart!

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Being more proactive in your own communities. Raising awareness amongst the upper classes doesn't do much to ground meaningful change. Also know when your voice matters and when it doesn't. For example, if you're not trans and think it's okay to claim you know what's best for this community, then you're a solid idiot.

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No, I have never gotten the chance to debate with someone over political/controversial topics

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It depends on the scenario, if I would say I was wronged that would be kind of a biased statement by not accounting the reality of the situation or understanding every aspect of it. People usually do not account for different perspectives and more often than not I do the same.

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Injustice, discrimination, violence, freedom of speech, human rights. Whatever our morals deem as wrong

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Being principled when being expressive, being proactive but also being open to discussion and communicating tactfully

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Voicing my opinion in a respectfully way and stating my point and Although, I try to keep an open mind I do believe opinions are suposed to be about pinholes on pizza not if another person should get basic human rights or not

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Yes, to ensure the other person hears you, you should hear them first. Listening is the best communication. And getting your point out there do remember to not go into the disrespect area

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Wouldn't really say there's a 'right' way to voice oneself cuz that essentially puts limits on how marginalized communities should speak out against their oppressions. But if you're not a member of a specific marginalized community and want to speak up about the issues they face then they're the ones piloting this conversation, not you.

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My family and my religion

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Social Media provides a great platform for the troubled to raise their voice. Further awareness can be spread by talking about such issues with people around you and educating people about them.

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A dear friend of mine, who is a Christian by religion, has been pressed against false charges of Blasphemy, numerous times, which has endangered her and her family's safety and security. They would be wrongly accused over mere arguments such as their dog who ran out of their house and was playing on the streets. They only managed save themselves as her father had some authority and he was able to clear the charges. The Minorities in Pakistan who do not hold power face difficulty in freeing themselves from trouble, that has been brought upon them over the simplest of things.

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I think the right way to voice yourself is to firstly listen with open-mindedness and understand how people have different opinions and perspective and what is "right" is a subjective. Then voice your own opinion with arguments based on evidence and not emotions. On top of all that, it is extremely crucial to make sure you are respectful in your delivery.

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I have being gaslighted many times by my the community of my previous school(s). They used to psychologicaly manipulate me to an extent that I thought I am wrong in different matters like they used to misinterpret my persona as somebody arrogant and proud, and forced me to agree to their conservative percepts on a myriad of social is

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won't name anyone but a lot of people on twitter get accused of blasphemy baselessly. the fact that they're atheists shouldn't matter but it does in Pakistan and that's used to lobby against them. their lives are threatened and they're at risk of getting beheaded or lynched. not my own experience but its not uncommon for the religious minorities and atheists in Pakistan.

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I as a part of the shia community have been wronged multiple time (every year I muharam) from being called a kafir to my face to people telling my beliefs are wrong, which is one of the reason why I believe pakistan is one of the most intolerant country. I would say I've been wronged I the way that everytime I try to voice the fact that I've been wronged I've been told to to give mind to the people saying it, even though me being shia itself puts my life in danger.

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As a female who is part of the LBGT community and a Shia family, it is hard to say you were never wronged. The interesting bit is how one injustice was portrayed by people in my own family and one was people in my circle. After I left one of my previous schools, I found out about the things my friends were saying about me coming from a Shia family. It is truly hurtful to hear such things from your own peers that you considered friends at one point. Honestly, I did not do anything about it because it just was not worth it. I do not think I hold the responsibility to educate everyone who wrongs me as it is on them to do that. However, hearing hurtful things from my family about the way they view the LGBT community was horrible. It hurts a lot more when it is your own family. I did try to educate them (I didn't come out omg) because as family, I desire their validation. However, their personal and religious beliefs stopped them from accepting my community.

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Justice takes time, hasty execution of apparent justice can often make things worse 

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Justice takes time, hasty execution of apparent justice can often make things worse 

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I think understanding the law and how it’s applicable is something I as a learner need to learn before I can define what exactly justice in the society is.

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Firstly, I would not like to call it a sessions as sessions are used in a connotation of being boring, dry and lifeless. And today's "session" was noting but a "session," rather it was an interactive activity time. We dwelled on the subjectivity of justice, how philosophers have come up with different theories concerning it and how the sharia supersedes all in its progressive approach to justice. The concept of "justice delayed is justice denied" was also explored deeply.

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Can justice to victims of misogyny (and sometimes misandry) by provided by use of power and law or are there other modes of justice which outweigh these in effectiveness?

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What reforms do you think are needed in the judiciary system?

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I absolutely loved having the discussions. I learnt so much from my peers and got to speak my heart out. My takeaway is that justice is not something you can really define. There are many theories, each one being unique.

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The session really fostered my understanding of justice and its theories to encompass a range of theories and nuanced ideas that I've never looked at in such an expansive but comprehensive manner; the part about the different ways of viewing justice even within the broader definitions of 'fairness' 'subjectivity' and 'morality' was especially intriguing and I think ending the session with that thought-provoking quote which prompted me to look these definitions up was brilliant.

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We talked a lot about progressive theories in the context of Islam and how Islamic doctrine actually implements progressive laws that counter many of the regressive norms in societies today. In a universal context, encompassing societies and cultures belonging to multifarious religions, would it be fair to implement or better yet, impose Islamic justice when the subjects of these different societies don't want to abide by it, even if you know this system of justice is the best and guarantees the fairest outcome for all.

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Social Media

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The protection and promotion of human morals

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By using any platform

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Freedom of speech // to express your opinion Gender discrimination // racism

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In the current time of 21st century and privilege of advanced technology, Social Media Platforms are a terrific resource to raise one's voice against the wrong

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The use of social media is growing everyday, many people voice out their struggles and beliefs over the media which in my opinion is a great way to express your opinion.

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I have never discussed the dept of one word to the point where it left me confused about where I stand with my morals. The incision of Justice really left me stunned about just to what extend our beliefs on Justice are influenced by our personal or societal values and morals. We also discussed the limitations of Justice as how providing one with their “right” may lead to withdrawing someone else from theirs.

The subjectivity of fairness made me wonder about to whom do we have to be fair to so Justice to all is served; as law-breakers are humans and should be treated with fairness. I also learnt about the issues faced my prisoners in jail cells in Pakistan, especially during these times of covid pandemic. Also, it got me thinking about how Pakistan doesn’t implement the Transgender Persons (Protection and Rights) Act 2018 as there aren’t separate prisons for transgender people and they are again mistreated and misgendered by the judicial system.

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I am still quite puzzled about how the quote that was shared in the end is a good theory of Justice. It said to love all but love is biased hence loving all is unachievable in my eyes thus this looks like an other ideal fantasy to me. So I guess I am curious about what changes you think should be made to achieve this ideal fantasy.

Also, you said the Islamic laws are the most progressive ones however even those have quite a lot of limitations and discriminates minorities that don’t fit the abide rules of Islam. How do you think that one can service Justice to these minorities in this Islamic nation?

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Freedom of speech, fairness, justice for basic human rights and equality

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1. By using Social Media Platforms
2. Peaceful Protest
3. Debates

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Make your stance clear but also hear what other people have to say and what are their options. Show respect

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It was a really good project, I only wish it continued further...

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Here is the toolkit for high school teachers as designed by Team Beaconhouse College Program IBDP on exclusive invitation of Justice Project Pakistan. It's a FREE resource for all available publicaly

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Generation J.

This toolkit is a collection of resources designed for and intended to empower students with knowledge and understanding of global issues in a local context, along with key 21st century skills. Our goal is not to just inundate students with information but rather guide them through the vast expanse of knowledge by giving them tools to activate critical thinking, communication and collaboration.

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Generation J. This toolkit is a collection of resources designed for and intended to empower students with knowledge and understanding of global issues in a local context, along with key 21st century skills. Our goal is not to just inundate students with information but rather guide them through the vast expanse of knowledge by giving them tools to activate critical thinking, communication and collaboration.

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Students engaged in a guest talk with Ms Sarah Belal

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"All animals are equal but some animals are more equal than others."- Orwell

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"All animals are equal but some animals are more equal than others."- Orwell

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Students reflecting on Prompts

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Team BCP-IBDP presenting the student work

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Team BCP-IBDP presenting the student work