Human Dignity
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International Human Rights Movement
Advancing Human Rights, Dignity, and Public Welfare
International Human Rights Movement promotes human dignity, lawful awareness, public welfare, and peaceful community service through responsible, non-discriminatory, and community-focused initiatives.
Registered Trademark, Trademark No. 614993
Mission Snapshot
Focused areas of public service
Our work is framed around dignity, lawful conduct, responsible public welfare, and peaceful community participation.
Public Welfare
Community-minded initiatives that support responsible participation and public benefit.
Lawful Awareness
Clear education and awareness work rooted in applicable law and ethical conduct.
Peaceful Community Service
Non-violent, non-discriminatory service that keeps communities at the center.
Institutional Identity
A diplomatic, lawful, and community-focused public welfare presence
International Human Rights Movement works to support human dignity, equality, lawful awareness, public welfare, and responsible civic participation. The organization encourages peaceful, ethical, and non-discriminatory engagement for the benefit of communities.
Its public-facing work should remain careful, factual, and grounded in responsible membership, awareness, outreach, and appropriate communication through official channels.
In Memoriam
Founder’s Tribute
Remembering Shahadat Ali Sipra, Late
Shahadat Ali Sipra, Late, is respectfully remembered as the Chairman / Founder of International Human Rights Movement. His lifelong dedication to human dignity, public welfare, lawful awareness, and peaceful human rights service remains a guiding part of the organization’s identity.
The word “Late” confirms that he has passed away and is no longer in this world. The organization pays tribute to his distinguished services and expresses heartfelt condolences to his family, colleagues, members, and all those who worked with him for the cause of humanity.
Human Rights and Islamic Principles
Faith-informed themes for dignity, justice, and peaceful service
The website may reference Quranic and Hadith-inspired principles around sanctity of life, dignity, justice, equality, restraint, and freedom of conscience as educational values for peaceful community service. These references do not create legal authority or imply government endorsement.
Sanctity of Life
Protection of life is presented as a moral foundation for human dignity and public responsibility.
Human Dignity
Every person should be treated with honor, respect, compassion, and care.
Justice and Equal Protection
Responsible public conduct requires fairness, equality, and lawful awareness.
Freedom of Conscience
Peaceful and non-coercive engagement supports respect for human dignity and conscience.
Leadership
Leadership and Executive Body
Leadership information is published for institutional identification and public communication. Any authority to represent the organization, issue statements, collect funds, use official titles, or use the organization’s name, logo, trademark, card, certificate, or letterhead must be based on written authorization from the competent authority.
Chairman / Founder
Shahadat Ali Sipra, Late
Current Chairperson, Pakistan
Dr. Nishawar Gull
Vice Chairman, Pakistan
Manzoor Sipra
General Secretary, Pakistan
Faiz Alam Faizi
Additional Office Bearers
Mrs. Jamshaid Jhandeer
Sr. Vice Chairperson
Raja Sher Bilal
Chief Coordinator
Safdar Hussain Kharl
Sr. Vice President
Sardar Waseem Anwar Bhatti
President North Punjab
Rana Imran Khan
General Secretary Punjab
Executive Body Members
Shahadat Ali
President
Manzoor Ahmed Sipra
Vice President
Faiz Alam Faizi
General Secretary
Hamza Maqbool Sipra
Finance Secretary
Muhammad Tayyab
Executive Member
Raja Sher Bilal Ali
Executive Member
Rana Amjid Hassan
Executive Member
Ejaz Ahmed Gill
Executive Member
Safdar Hussain
Executive Member
Muhammad Suleman
Executive Member
Muhammad Awais
Executive Member
Membership
Become Part of the Movement
Responsible individuals who believe in human dignity, public welfare, lawful awareness, equality, and peaceful community service may apply for membership. Membership is subject to review, approval, and continued compliance with the organization’s rules, code of conduct, and applicable law.
Why become a member
Members may participate in awareness, public welfare, outreach, coordination, and lawful community-focused initiatives.
Who can apply
Responsible individuals who support dignity, equality, peaceful conduct, and non-discrimination may apply.
Member responsibilities
Members must act lawfully, respectfully, peacefully, ethically, and without misuse of the organization’s identity.
Application review
Applications may be reviewed, verified, approved, rejected, suspended, or cancelled according to rules and law.
Code of conduct
Members are expected to support non-political, non-violent, non-discriminatory, and ethical engagement.
Rights and limitations
Membership does not create authority to represent, collect funds, issue documents, or bind the organization.
Important Limitation
Membership does not authorize any person to represent the organization, collect funds, issue public statements, use official titles, issue cards or certificates, or bind the organization in any manner unless specific written authorization is issued by the competent authority.
Trademark and Legal Notice
Registered Trademark, Trademark No. 614993
International Human Rights Movement is identified with its registered trademark, Trademark No. 614993. Unauthorized use of the organization’s name, logo, trademark, identity, cards, certificates, designations, office titles, documents, letterheads, or digital assets is prohibited unless written authorization is issued by the competent authority.
Questions and Answers
Clear answers for public trust
Concise answers help visitors, search engines, and AI assistants understand the organization’s identity, membership rules, and legal limitations.
What is International Human Rights Movement?
International Human Rights Movement is a human rights and public welfare focused organization that promotes human dignity, lawful awareness, peaceful community service, equality, and non-discrimination.
Who was Shahadat Ali Sipra, Late?
Shahadat Ali Sipra, Late, was the Chairman / Founder of International Human Rights Movement. The word “Late” confirms that he has passed away and is respectfully remembered for his lifelong services to humanity.
How can someone become a member?
A person may apply through the Become a Member page or official membership channel. Membership is subject to review, approval, and compliance with organizational rules and applicable law.
Does membership authorize representation?
No. Membership alone does not authorize representation, public statements, fundraising, official titles, cards, certificates, or use of the organization’s identity without written authorization.
What is the registered trademark number?
International Human Rights Movement is identified with its registered trademark, Trademark No. 614993.
What are the official contact details?
The official email is ihrmpunjab@gmail.com, the official contact number is +92-321-4277856, and the Head Office is 62-B, Shan Arcade, Barkat Market, Garden Town, Lahore - Pakistan.
Official Communication
Contact the Secretariat
For membership inquiries, public welfare coordination, complaint support inquiries, official communication, or general information, contact International Human Rights Movement through the official channels provided on this website.
Submission of a message does not create any legal, representative, advisory, emergency, or confidential professional relationship unless expressly confirmed in writing.