Her Rights, Her Power
Gender Equality & Women’s Empowerment (SDG 5)
Her Rights, Her Power is Tatwir Foundation's initiative to strengthen women’s legal awareness, civic participation, and access to justice—transforming constitutional rights into lived realities.
Gender Equality
Peace & Justice
Impact Statement
Strengthening women’s constitutional power through legal identity, access to justice, and protection from violence.
Why It Matters
Despite legal protections, women in Pakistan continue to face inequality, violence, economic exclusion, and limited political voice. Low legal awareness, lack of CNICs, and weak enforcement of laws prevent millions of women from accessing inheritance, social protection, justice, and financial systems. Gender-based violence remains widespread, yet most survivors never seek help. Legal empowerment is essential for achieving real gender equality.
Our Goal
To empower women and girls to understand, claim, and exercise their constitutional and legal rights—enabling safe, equal, and dignified participation in society.
Who We Serve
- Women and girls (15–50), especially from rural and marginalized communities
- Women without CNICs and survivors of gender-based violence
- Home-based and informal sector women workers
What We Do
Legal Literacy & Rights Awareness
We conduct community workshops, mobile legal clinics, and media campaigns on inheritance, marriage, labour rights, and protection from violence.
Legal Identity & Access to Justice
We support CNIC registration drives and link women to legal aid, protection services, and survivor-centered referral systems.
Civic & Political Empowerment
We promote women’s participation in voting, governance, and leadership through awareness sessions and youth rights clubs.
Capacity Building & Advocacy
We train duty-bearers on gender sensitivity, strengthen enforcement of pro-women laws, and support policy advocacy and digital empowerment.
Our Impact
Through Her Rights, Her Power, we aim to:
- Increase women’s legal awareness and access to justice
- Improve CNIC coverage and civic participation
- Reduce tolerance for gender-based violence
- Strengthen accountability for gender equality commitments
