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Brief Profile of Salman Yousaf Khan
Profile : Salman Yousaf Khan
PROFILE
SALMAN YOUSAF KHAN (GOLRA)
Advocate High Court
Ex- Candidate Member National Assembly, NA-48, Islamabad
CEO The Pleaders
CEO Humanity Assistance & Relief Trust
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Salman Yousaf Khan is a practicing High Court Lawyer, Social Worker and a Politician from Islamabad, Pakistan.
Legal Experience
Salman Yousaf Khan is practicing the legal profession since 2009. He has experience of appearing in different courts of Pakistan in different cities in variety of cases. In recent years he has dealt with civil cases, family cases, guardian cases, criminal cases, corporate cases, employment cases, consumer cases, banking cases and so on. He also passed exam and interview of Civil Judge cum Judicial Magistrate conducted by Islamabad High Court in 2012. However, he was not allocated the post because of safarish system.
Social Work Experience
Salman Yousaf Khan is member of Youth Parliament of Pakistan since 2009. He is Founder & CEO of Humanity Assistance & Relief Trust (HART). He founded this organization in 2012. He is also Founder & CEO of ‘The Pleaders’ which is an organization working on legal awareness and human rights. He is founder of Promote Pakistan Project and Coalition to Promote Pakistan Project. He has been very active on the implementation of Article 19-A in coalition with CPDI NGO. Similarly he has been very vocal on the local government system and its implementation in Islamabad in coalition with PATTAN NGO. In 2011 he was part of Seed Pakistan which was a ngo headed by Laila Zuberi. He arranged several events under that organization as a team member.
Political Experience
Salman Yousaf Khan contested General Elections for the post of Member National Assembly (MNA) in Pakistan on May 11, 2013 as the youngest candidate of NA-48 Islamabad. During his campaign he addressed several corner meetings in the constituency. He is still very active in his constituency and constantly meeting people in political circles to make grounds for next elections.
Press Conference at National Press Club Islamabad
Press Conference on Domestic Workers Bill, 2013
By
Salman Yousaf Khan
Advocate High Court & Ex-Candidate Member National Assembly, NA-48, Islamabad
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Domestic Workers
There are over 8.5 million domestic workers living in Pakistan. They have miserable lives despite the fact that they make up to 73% of total workforce in the country. There lifestyles are miserable as they live in poor economic conditions with having no rights. There is no law in the country that gives them any rights and creates liabilities accordingly.
International Labor Organization C-189
There is an international convention passed by ILO on June 16, 2011 regarding the rights of Domestic Workers. Pakistan has not ratified the convention so far despite the fact that it is a member state of ILO.
Domestic Workers Bill 2013
In the Senate of Pakistan, a private member bill by the name of Domestic Workers Act, 2013 has been filed by Senator Osman Saifullah in January 2014. The bill is under discussion in the Senate of Pakistan. It will become law once it’s passed.
Salman Yousaf Khan on Domestic Workers Bill
Salman Yousaf Khan has carefully perused the Domestic Workers Bill and wrote several articles on it. He has pointed out the gaps in the bill at several occasions. He has further given few recommendations on the bill which are highly appreciated at many forums.
He was invited by a Non-Governmental Organization to address his point of view on the Domestic Workers Bill. He explained the bill in front of Journalists from Islamabad. He pointed out that the bill is a very positive step in the legislation regarding the domestic workers in Pakistan. However, Salman Yousaf Khan being an advocate of women rights has rightly pointed out that there are following problems in the bill which should be addressed immediately:-
- The composition of dispute resolution committee should be part of the Act.
- The procedure to be followed by dispute resolution committee should be part of the Act.
- Compensatory fine of up to 100,000 Rupees is too much, domestic workers are not in a position to pay that fine in case of violation.
- The violation shall be to the contract not to the Act.
- The maximum working hours should be 8 rather than 12.
- The dispute resolution committee shall have the powers of a session judge while the appellate forum shall be equal to High Court. Further appeals to the decision of appellate forum shall be barred.
- The dispute resolution committee shall be empowered to entertain all complaints. It shall have the powers to take cognizance of criminal charges also.
- The Act shall be made in way that its practical implementation is simpler.
- There shall be a governing body regulating the contract between employers and employees.
- Domestic Workers may be insured so that their legatees get some benevolent fund in case of accidental death.
- There shall be old age benefit allowance to the domestic workers in case if they are barred to work above the age of 60 years.
- There shall be free education to the children of domestic workers as promised in article 25-A of the constitution.
- The law must not be limited to the domestic workers that reside at the place of employer.
- There shall be hourly wage fixed for a domestic worker in the Act rather than putting all the domestic workers in the ambit of minimum wages on monthly bases.
The session was concluded with question and answer session followed by hopes to get the law passed after removal of gaps in the times to come.
Long Live Pakistan
Pakistan Zindabad
Salman Yousaf Khan's session with the Youth of KPK
DEMOCRACY FOR YOUTH
Session Report
May 23, 2014 at Hotel Grand Peshawar
PEAD Foundation organized an event on Democracy from 22nd to 24th of May 2014 at Hotel Grand Peshawar. This report is related with the full day session conducted by Salman Yousaf Khan on 23rd May 2014 in support with Mr. Muhammad Ahsan as co-trainer.
Trainer’s Profile
The trainer was a young lawyer, politician and social worker from Islamabad. His profiles and pages can be accessed on the following links:-
Profiles: Salman Yousaf Khan
Twitter
Participants
The participants were the students of KPK mostly from Peshawar, Jamrood Khyber Agency and FATA. They were aged from 18 to 25.
Reflection
Proceedings for the day were initiated by Ms. Shagufta Gul of Pead Foundation. She had the session of reflection with the students of Peshawar. In that session the trainer also had an idea about the sessions conducted on 22nd May 2014.
Introduction
The trainer started his session at 9:30 with the introduction. He first introduced himself to the participants and then he had an interactive introduction session with the participants for few minutes.
Segments
There were two segments of the Trainer’s session. One of them was on Democracy and the other was on
Democracy for youth.
Democracy
The trainer used multimedia projector for his session on democracy. There was a presentation with having slides on definition of democracy, explanation of the concept of democracy, types of democracy, examples of democratic countries, Islamic concept of democracy, Hazrat Umar Farooq (RZA)’s democracy, pre-amble of Pakistan’s Constitution and democracy in Pakistan. There was a Tea break at the end of session at 11:00 am till 11:15 am.
Activity
There was an activity after the tea break. There were four groups made among the participants. They collectively made charts on democracy explaining their ideas about the concept. The session was mentored by Mr. Salman Yousaf Khan and his co-trainer Muhammad Ahsan. Each of the participants was given opportunity to speak. The participants gave presentations in Urdu, English and Pashto as they were given liberty to use any of the language they preferred.
Lunch
There was lunch and Prayer Break from 1:00 pm to 2:20 pm.
Democracy for Youth
After the lunch break the second segment of the topic was presented by Mr. Salman Yousaf Khan, Ex-Candidate for Member National Assembly, NA-48, Islamabad. The presentation had slides related with youth activism, the role of students in the Pakistan Movement, role of students of Jamia tul Islamia and steps to be taken for the prosperity of Pakistan.
There was a motivational video played on the life of Quaid-e-Azam in the session. The trainer asked the students about their opinion regarding Quaid-e-Azam. The students replied that “he was a good leader, we salute him”.
Another motivational video was played in this session with the song “Lazim hai k ham be dekhain gay” in the voice of Jawad Ahmad. The students showed their hope that things will change in Pakistan one day.
Ending
The Trainer Mr. Salman Yousaf Khan and his co-trainer Mr. Muhammad Ahsan thanked:
- Pead Foundation
- Students of KPK
For hosting such a wonderful event and for learning the concept of democracy with attention. Finally a video was played to end the session with the following words “nikal laye hein ham kashti tofan say nikal k, meray bacho iss mulk ko rakhna sambhal k”…. Contact Details were shared with best wishes from both ends... Tea was served at 4:00 pm…
Outcome
One of the outcomes of the event was that the youth looked determined to do something for Pakistan. Equality, justice, rule of law, honesty, morality, tolerance, unity, faith and discipline all came under discussion in the session. High dedication to work for Pakistan through youth activism is observed in the participants. Further it is expected that the participants will promote whatever positive they learned from the session.
Salman Yousaf Khan's address to Domestic Workers Convention 2014
FIRST DOMESTIC WORKERS CONVENTION
Activity Report
June 16, 2014 at Aiwan-e-Quaid Auditorium, Islamabad
Homenet Pakistan organized First Domestic Workers Convention in the history of Pakistan on 16th of June, 2014 at Aiwan-e-Quaid Auditorium, Islamabad in coalition with Plan Pakistan.
The following persons were hosting the event:-
1. Fozia Akhtar (Project Manager, Plan Pakistan)
2. Saima Sarwat (Program Manager, Homenet Pakistan)
3. Saman Farhan (Project Officer, Homenet Pakistan)
The following persons were the panelists:-
1. Umme Laila Azhar, Executive Director, Homenet Pakistan
2. Shaheena Kausar, General Secretary, Women Workers Union
3. Ms. Iffat Jamil, Program Manager, Plan Pakistan.
4. Salman Yousaf Khan, Advocate High Court and Ex-Candidate Member National Assembly, NA-48, Islamabad.
5. Ms. Farkhanda, Ex-Director General, Law and Justice Commission of Pakistan.
6. Ms. Zahida, President Women Workers Federation.
7. Ms. Saima, President Domestic Workers Union.
8. Khadija Ali, Advocate and Domestic Workers Activist.
Participants:-
The participants were domestic workers from Islamabad and Rawalpindi and personalities from social sector organizations...
The Event:-
The convention started at 3:00 pm and ended at 06:30 pm. An introduction to the convention was given by Ms. Saima Sarwat from Homenet Pakistan. It was the occasion of third anniversary of ILO C-189 on 16th June, 2014 on which this convention was hosted.
Ms. Iffat Jamil from Plan Pakistan was invited over the stage. She gave a brief introduction about Plan Pakistan. She thanked people who supported the idea to support domestic workers in Pakistan.
Ms. Umme Laila Azhar was invited over the stage. She pointed out that there are around 74% domestic workers in Pakistan with having no rights at all. She informed the participants about the new law on domestic workers tabled in the senate of Pakistan. She further intimated the gathering about the efforts of Homenet Pakistan in the law making for Domestic Workers in Pakistan. She further stressed the need to involve employers in the process of law making for domestic workers.
Ms. Saima, president domestic workers union from Islamabad highlighted the problems faced by domestic workers in the line of duty.
Ms. Khadija Ali was invited over the stage. She discussed the gaps in the new law tabled in the Senate of Pakistan.
Mr. Salman Yousaf Khan appreciated the efforts done by Senator Osman Saifullah for tabling the domestic workers bill in Senate. He shared the features of Domestic Workers Bill, 2013. Salman Yousaf Khan further gave recommendations keeping in view the needs and circumstances of domestic workers in Pakistan. He further stressed on the need of imposition of Article 25-A for free education to the children of Domestic Workers. Similarly he stressed on the need to ensure social security, medical and welfare of domestic workers. He added that criminal proceedings in cases of domestic workers shall be the subject matter of dispute resolution committee so made in result of the act to be passed. He raised the need to establish a quasi-judicial system of courts for domestic workers. He pointed out that according to section 6 of the bill; the domestic workers are required to enter into contract with the employers. He stressed that there shall be an institution with whom the domestic workers as well as the employers shall enter into a contract. He further stressed on the need to insert detailed provisions in the bill regarding the process of union registration for domestic workers, domestic workers welfare board’s functioning and looking after the affairs of domestic workers, dispute resolution committee’s composition and functionality, appellate forums composition and functionality. He finally thanked the domestic workers and motivated them with some poetry of Allama Iqbal for continuing their struggle for their rights.
Ms. Zahida from Women Workers Federation came and emphasized on the need to strengthen up the movement of domestic workers so that they get their due rights.
Ms. Shaheena Kausar from Women Workers Union stressed that the domestic workers shall be given training regarding the sexual harassment issues. She stressed on the need to train domestic workers for availing remedies if any offence happens under section 509 of Pakistan Penal Code. She further motivated the domestic workers with slogans for their rights.
Ms. Farkhanda, Ex Director General Law and Justice Commission of Pakistan focused on creating ombudsman for domestic workers like the way ombudsman were created in result of harassment laws.
Outcome
A movement in proper direction for the rights of domestic workers has been given a voice through this event internationally. It was a movement initiated by Homenet Pakistan in coordination with Plan Pakistan which has taken a shape due to the efforts of many who participated in this convention. It was the first ever domestic workers convention in the history of Pakistan which showed solidarity and commitment of struggle with domestic workers in the times to come.
The Convention successfully ended with a commitment to move further with positive efforts by all the participants.
The End
This Report is Prepared by The Pleaders Trust
Khan of Golra's meeting with Chief Minister Baluchistan
On 17th September 2014 a delegation of young politicians met Chief Minister Balochistan Dr. Abdul Malik Baloch at Balochistan House Islamabad.
- Salman Yousaf Khan (Golra): Advocate High Court and Ex-Candidate for Member National Assembly, NA-48, Islamabad. (Khan of Golra who lead the delegation)
- Saad Asif: Founder & CEO Complete Energy Solutions SMC Private Limited and a young politician from Islamabad, Pakistan.
- Malik Nauman Khalid: Partner at Nexton Group of Companies and a young politician from Chakwal, Pakistan.
- Raja Kamran Altaf: Advocate High Court and a young politician from Muzafarabad, Kashmir.
- Muhammad Vajih ur Rehman Saqib: Partner at Nexton Group of Companies and Young Politician from Islamabad, Pakistan.
The meeting lasted for four hours. The delegation met Ayub Malik a senior politician from National Party. He clarified the Party Manifesto and Pakistan Nationalism approach of the party to the delegation. He answered all the questions of the delegation in a very impressive manner.
The Delegation had a simple tea with the party leadership. The current situation of the country was discussed in detail.
Finally the delegation had one hour one to one meeting with the Chief Minister. He clarifies the queries of the delegation. Salman Yousaf Khan (Golra) discussed the political dynamics of the Potohar region with the Chief Minister. The CM clarified his vision of struggle for the poor and oppressed country wide. Similarly he showed his commitment to work for peace development countrywide. He showed his patriotism with Pakistan and a willingness to unite Pakistan country wide with a positive message.
Pakistan Zindabad
Salman Yousaf Khan (Golra) in Training Session with Islamabad Judiciary
Pakistan is a country in which the situation of justice is poor. One of the reasons of that is the weak education system. Apart from that there is no proper training of young lawyers and judges in most parts of the country. Another aspect is the increasing hatred between lawyers and judges especially in the district judiciaries.. The following training was a very positive step in removing such gaps in the legal fraternity.
Federal Judicial Academy Islamabad is famous as the training institute of Judges in Pakistan. Most of the Judges in the district judiciaries usually get chances of training in this academy. One of the positive steps was taken by Federal Judicial Academy in coordination with Islamabad Bar Association to train young lawyers along with judges.
It is the group photo of participants of the training. In this picture some of the prominent High Court Lawyers are Salman Yousaf Khan (Golra), Jamshaid Arshad Shah, Malik Zakaullah Khan, Shahid Hussain Jasra, Raja Shiraz Ahmad Janjua and Wasif Shafiq. While Some of the Prominent Judges include Raja Farrukh Ali Khan, Shaista Khan Kundi, Riffat Mahmood Khan, Mrs. Sanam Bukhari, Amir Aziz and Hadayat Khan.
In February 2014 Salman Yousaf Khan, a prominent member of Islamabad Bar Association was invited to be part of this training session. All the participants who were mostly young lawyers and judges gained valuable knowledge during the training session from some of the top experts of various niches of law in Pakistan.
In this picture Raja Shiraz Ahmad Janjua on the extreme left, besides him is Salman Yousaf Khan (Golra), Ex-Candidate for Member National Assembly, then Jamshaid Arshad Shah, Advocate High Court and finally Malik Zakaullah Khan, Advocate High Court.
In the end certificates were distributed to the participants by Justice Saqib Nisar who is a senior judge of Supreme Court of Pakistan. Salman Yousaf Khan (Golra) also received his certificate of participation.
The participant lawyers and judges appreciated the efforts of Islamabad Bar Association and Islamabad Judiciary for bringing up such opportunities for young lawyers. Hope the same will continue in the times to come to meet the ends of justice.
Salman Yousaf Khan is also founder of a NGO known as The Pleaders Trust. He offers legal awareness sessions for people from all walks of life. If you wish to hire him as a resource person for your events, feel free to contact at thepleaders@gmail.com
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Federal Judicial Academy Islamabad is famous as the training institute of Judges in Pakistan. Most of the Judges in the district judiciaries usually get chances of training in this academy. One of the positive steps was taken by Federal Judicial Academy in coordination with Islamabad Bar Association to train young lawyers along with judges.
It is the group photo of participants of the training. In this picture some of the prominent High Court Lawyers are Salman Yousaf Khan (Golra), Jamshaid Arshad Shah, Malik Zakaullah Khan, Shahid Hussain Jasra, Raja Shiraz Ahmad Janjua and Wasif Shafiq. While Some of the Prominent Judges include Raja Farrukh Ali Khan, Shaista Khan Kundi, Riffat Mahmood Khan, Mrs. Sanam Bukhari, Amir Aziz and Hadayat Khan.
In February 2014 Salman Yousaf Khan, a prominent member of Islamabad Bar Association was invited to be part of this training session. All the participants who were mostly young lawyers and judges gained valuable knowledge during the training session from some of the top experts of various niches of law in Pakistan.
In this picture Raja Shiraz Ahmad Janjua on the extreme left, besides him is Salman Yousaf Khan (Golra), Ex-Candidate for Member National Assembly, then Jamshaid Arshad Shah, Advocate High Court and finally Malik Zakaullah Khan, Advocate High Court.
In the end certificates were distributed to the participants by Justice Saqib Nisar who is a senior judge of Supreme Court of Pakistan. Salman Yousaf Khan (Golra) also received his certificate of participation.
The participant lawyers and judges appreciated the efforts of Islamabad Bar Association and Islamabad Judiciary for bringing up such opportunities for young lawyers. Hope the same will continue in the times to come to meet the ends of justice.
Salman Yousaf Khan is also founder of a NGO known as The Pleaders Trust. He offers legal awareness sessions for people from all walks of life. If you wish to hire him as a resource person for your events, feel free to contact at thepleaders@gmail.com
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