HYDERABAD: Chairman Sindh Human Rights Commission Iqbal Ahmed detho has said that Advisory council of Dar ul Aman ensured the vocational training and medical facilities to the women survivors at Dar ul Aman on permanent basis.
He also directed officers of Dar ul Aman to conduct psychological sessions on weekly basis for the mental wellbeing of survivors because most of the victims pass through a trauma. This he said while visiting Dar ul Aman Qasimabad accompanied by Additional Chief secretary Syed Khalid Hyder Shah, Deputy Commissioner Hyderabad Tariq Qureshi on Tuesday Morning.
The Chairman HRC Iqbal detho checked the facilities are being provided to victims at Dar ul Aman and asked from the survivors regarding their matters.
The Incharge Dar ul Aman Qasimabad Khalida Soomro briefed the chairman about the present cases at dar ul aman. She said that most of the cases are related to domestic violence and we provide them legal aid in court matters. She said that there is a dispensary where a lady doctor visits once in a week for routine checkups of women survivors. On this occasion Chairman Iqbal Detho has directed to Deputy Commissioner Hyderabad to depute a lady doctor permanently at dar ul Aman for better medical condition of victims.
The chairman also directed to authorities of Dar ul Aman and women Development department that they must arrange an Eid Party at Dar ul aman and invite members of Hyderabad chambers and ask them for their technical and other support. He also directed to DC Hyderabad that a monthly advisory council meeting of Dar ul Aman must be called to review the matters.
The Psychologist Women complaints cell Syeda Qurat Shah also briefed the chairman about the complaints of domestic violence registered at the cell and the mechanism of the women development department to resolve the issues by providing psychological and legal aid to the survivors.
Later the chairman HRC Iqbal Detho visited Dar ul Itfal Hyderabad and checked the rehabilitation facilities are being provided to the children at the center.
The Director Dar ul Itfal Hyderabad Ms Irshad Baloch briefed the chairman HRC and said that there are 22 children registered at the center and we have the capacity of 35 children. She requested the Chairman that a separate building should be provided to us for the teenage children because it's very difficult to handle them. She further said that the teenage cases are mostly drug addiction and sexual abuse so to keep them with children is very difficult.
The chairman HRC assured and said them to identify any government building and he will help them in this regard.
Copyright Business Recorder, 2024
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