KADO office visited by LAPH Team

Local people also have been trained in honey production and honey of Hunza is the top quality in the world. The human rights activists also were motivated to follow KADO policy by training their local women and providing them job opportunities and enabling them for gaining livelihood. The human rights activists also visited Aga Khan Culture Service for Pakistan office where they were briefed regarding preservation of Cultural heritage. The LAPH board of Director members also visited historical Forts of Altit and Baltit at Hunza Valley that have been donated to ACSP, which were converted in pubic museum after renovation. Main objective of the tour was to visit Northern areas, to analyze and to ascertain the real cause of their development on gross root level and establishment of parallel court system as a result they promote their area and settling different problems and issues at domestic level before approaching to the courts of justice where they face wasting of time, money and suffering from mental tention. They were very much impressed by these NGOS and enhanced their capacity building by adopting these principles of Northern areas people which was declared a develop area from the extreme poverty. It is worth to mention here that LAPH is a group of volunteer’s youth working for women empowerment and trailing their cases in courts free of costs. They also rehabilitating widow women by funding them and supporting poor students to minims drop out ratio in the district. These activists are trying of their best to promote the area and empower the women folk by dedicated, committed and volunteer services.