MOJAZ Foundation

MOJAZ Foundation Mojaz Foundation was established in March 2008 as a not-for-profit organization to serve the vulnerable and underserved segment of the country.

Every career begins with a moment of clarity and for many young women lawyers, that moment is realizing that the judicia...
20/05/2026

Every career begins with a moment of clarity and for many young women lawyers, that moment is realizing that the judiciary is not just a distant goal, but a path they can confidently pursue.

Through this training, Dr. Muhammad Naveed Khan, as trainer, conducted an engaging session for young women lawyers on career pathways to the judiciary.

The session strengthened participants’ understanding, confidence, and preparedness to pursue judicial careers, while encouraging greater representation of women within the justice sector.
Because when more women step into decision-making roles, justice becomes more inclusive, balanced, and responsive.

UN Women Pakistan


German Embassy Islamabad

13/05/2026

Highlights from the successful launch of the Women Service Providers Network (SPN) under the UN Women Gender Parity Project (GPP) in Islamabad.

Key stakeholders from the police, judiciary, legal aid providers, and government institutions came together to strengthen coordination and improve access to justice for women and girls.

Together, we move towards a more inclusive, accountable, and gender-responsive justice system.


UN Women Pakistan
German Embassy Islamabad

11/05/2026

Empowering future women leaders in law

MOJAZ Foundation, in collaboration with the Federal Judicial Academy (FJA), organized a one-day seminar on “Career Progression and Technical Aspects of the Legal Profession” to inspire and guide young women lawyers toward professional excellence.

From advocacy skills and courtroom confidence to understanding women-centric laws in Pakistan, the seminar created a meaningful space for learning, mentorship, and leadership development.

Together, we continue working toward a more inclusive, gender-responsive, and empowered legal community.
UN Women Pakistan
German Embassy Islamabad
Judicial Academy Islamabad Official

Strengthening Community Emergency Response for a Safer Tomorrow!On 6th May 2026, MOJAZ Foundation, under the RSS&CR Proj...
09/05/2026

Strengthening Community Emergency Response for a Safer Tomorrow!

On 6th May 2026, MOJAZ Foundation, under the RSS&CR Project with financial support from the Pakistan Poverty Alleviation Fund (PPAF), organized a distribution ceremony at the Rescue 1122 Office Chishtian, Bahawalnagar.

During the event, Emergency Medical First Aid Kits and ERT Uniforms (vests, life jackets & caps) were distributed among 90 Emergency Response Team (ERT) members, including women and Persons with Disabilities (PWDs), from flood-affected communities of UC Mehta Jhedu and UC Sheli Gharbi. Additionally, 8 DCP Fire Extinguishers were handed over to Rescue 1122 Chishtian.

This initiative will strengthen community preparedness, emergency response, and climate resilience in vulnerable areas through improved coordination and emergency support systems.

Together, we are empowering communities to respond quickly, stay prepared, and build a more resilient future.

From community awareness to coordinated support.Mojaz Foundation organized a community-level event under the project “Im...
08/05/2026

From community awareness to coordinated support.

Mojaz Foundation organized a community-level event under the project “Improving Gender Parity for Strengthening Gender-Responsive Justice in Pakistan”, bringing together community members, women police officers, legal professionals, judiciary representatives, support service providers.

Following a series of GBV awareness sessions, the event focused on strengthening protection, rights awareness, referral pathways, and trust between communities and justice institutions.

Through open dialogue and shared learning, participants discussed how women and families can access timely support, guidance, and justice through connected service providers.

Together, we move from awareness to action from concern to support.



Growing a Greener Future! MOJAZ Foundation, with support from the Pakistan Poverty Alleviation Fund (PPAF), conducted a ...
07/05/2026

Growing a Greener Future!

MOJAZ Foundation, with support from the Pakistan Poverty Alleviation Fund (PPAF), conducted a one-day forestry awareness session in Bahawalnagar under the RSS&CR Project. 20 participants, including 1 PWD, learned about small-scale forestry and sustainable plantation practices.

The session promoted climate-resilient farming and environmental conservation.

Together, we move towards a greener and more sustainable future.
Poverty Alleviation Fund


Promoting Healthier Families, Stronger Communities!In Bahawalnagar, Mojaz Foundation successfully distributed 120 Family...
06/05/2026

Promoting Healthier Families, Stronger Communities!

In Bahawalnagar, Mojaz Foundation successfully distributed 120 Family Health and Hygiene Kits to beneficiaries under the RSS&CR Project. The initiative focused on improving health, hygiene practices, and the overall well-being of vulnerable households.

Access to essential hygiene items plays a vital role in preventing diseases and ensuring a healthier community.

Together, we are taking steps towards a cleaner, healthier, and more resilient future.

The Service Providers Network (SPN) was successfully launched under the UN Women Gender Parity Project (GPP) in Islamaba...
06/05/2026

The Service Providers Network (SPN) was successfully launched under the UN Women Gender Parity Project (GPP) in Islamabad.
This inaugural meeting brought together key stakeholders from the justice sector, including police, judiciary, legal aid providers, and government institutions, to strengthen collaboration and improve access to justice for women and girls.

Through meaningful dialogue, review of the Terms of Reference, and joint discussions on the way forward, participants reaffirmed their commitment to building a coordinated, accountable, and gender-responsive justice system.

Together, we are taking a step forward towards stronger institutions, better referral mechanisms, and a more inclusive justice system for all.
UN Women Pakistan
German Embassy Islamabad
Islamabad Police

Empowering the next generation of women in lawA one-day seminar titled “Career Progression and Technical Aspects of the ...
04/05/2026

Empowering the next generation of women in law

A one-day seminar titled “Career Progression and Technical Aspects of the Legal Profession” was held on Thursday, April 30, 2026, as a joint initiative of MOJAZ Foundation and the Federal Judicial Academy (FJA).

The seminar brought together young women lawyers to examine both career development and the practical realities of the legal profession. Syed Muhammad Haroon, Director Academics, led an engaging session on the Art of Advocacy, focusing on courtroom techniques, persuasive communication, and building confidence among women practitioners. Ms. Nadia Syed, Director Instructions, delivered an insightful session on women-centric laws in Pakistan, emphasizing key legal safeguards, evolving jurisprudence, and the role of legal professionals in promoting gender justice.

Participants actively interacted with the speakers, making the seminar a vibrant platform for learning, mentorship, and the exchange of ideas.
The closing ceremony was attended by Mr. Kaleem Arshad, Senior Director Administration, who highlighted the institution’s commitment to promoting professional development and inclusivity within the legal sector. Mr. Adnan from MOJAZ Foundation also addressed the participants, appreciating the collaboration and encouraging young women lawyers to strive for excellence and leadership in their careers.

This initiative represents an important step toward enhancing the capacity, representation, and influence of women in the legal profession.

Women Pakistan

Embassy Islamabad



Understanding gender sensitivity as a legal and ethical imperative is essential for paralegal staff who play a frontline...
02/05/2026

Understanding gender sensitivity as a legal and ethical imperative is essential for paralegal staff who play a frontline role in supporting justice delivery. In a system where women’s access to justice is often limited by bias, lack of awareness, and systemic barriers, building gender-responsive attitudes is not just a value it is a responsibility.

Through this initiative under the project “Improving Gender Parity for Strengthening Gender-Responsive Justice in Pakistan,” paralegal staff are being equipped with the knowledge of pro-women laws, ethical standards, and survivor-centered approaches. This strengthens their ability to handle cases with fairness, dignity, and sensitivity, ensuring that justice systems become more inclusive and responsive.

By promoting gender sensitivity, we move closer to a justice system where every individual—especially women and marginalized groups feels heard, protected, and empowered to seek justice.

29/04/2026

Justice begins with fairness.

The Federal Judicial Academy and Mojaz Foundation organized a powerful session on Gender-Responsive Justice under the UN Women Gender Parity Project (GPP), bringing honourable judges together to address gender biases in courts and strengthen fair, inclusive, and accountable justice for all.

UN Women Pakistan

German Embassy Islamabad


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