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A legacy founded by Syed Sultan Muhammad Naqvi — now revived for the digital age.
International Human Rights Monthly (IHRM) is a modern digital platform dedicated to documenting, analyzing, and amplifying human rights issues across the world. Originally launched in the early 1990s as a print magazine, IHRM is now being revived as a global digital publication, continuing the vision of its founder, the late Syed Sultan Muhammad Naqvi.
Today, we stand committed to promoting dignity, equality, and justice — through credible journalism, factual reporting, and insightful storytelling.
Mission & Vision
Our Mission
To create a reliable and independent digital space that highlights human rights issues, supports global awareness, and connects activists, institutions, and citizens in the pursuit of universal human rights.
Our Vision
To become one of the world’s most trusted human rights platforms — empowering global voices and inspiring meaningful action.
What We Do
Global Human Rights Coverage
We gather reports, findings, and stories from around the world to educate and inform a global audience.
Monthly Digital Publications
Each issue features expert commentary, global case studies, and updates on human rights events.
Research & Insights
In-depth analysis of social, legal, and humanitarian trends shaping the future of human rights.
Collaboration with Institutions
We engage with NGOs, governments, embassies, and universities to support collective awareness.
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We embrace holistic development and support for the aim of being a first-choice employer within our sectors.
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