Freedom. Justice. A Second Chance

Standing with Pakistan’s unjustly imprisoned — fighting for their release and supporting their journey beyond prison walls.

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The Crisis, In Numbers
102,026
people in prisons
152%
of official capacity
74,918
not convicted of any crime
1.5M
pending cases nationwide
73.41%
under-trial detention
73.41% under trial
(not convicted)

Prison population breakdown

73.41% Under trial (not convicted)
26.59% Convicted
Sources NCHR (National Commission for Human Rights)

Justice Project Pakistan

NAPA Prison Data Report 2024

Human Rights Watch 2023
Who We Are

A non-profit organization working for justice and second chances.

Our Mission

“We support Pakistan’s wrongfully and unjustly detained in securing their release and rebuilding their lives afterward, while pushing for a justice system that doesn’t leave anyone to rebuild from nothing.”

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What Happens After Release?

Support for a stronger tomorrow.

We provide comprehensive support to help individuals rebuild their lives with dignity, stability and opportunity.

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Immediate
Release Support

Financial assistance, food, clothing and basic needs.

♧

Counseling &
Reintegration

Mental health support, life skills and community integration.

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Documentation & Legal Support

Help with IDs, court papers and access to rights.

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Employment &
Livelihood

Skills training, job placement and income opportunities.

♢

Policy Advocacy

Push for bail reform, faster trials and compensation.

Real People. Real Impact.

From release
to reintegration.

With the right support, many former prisoners rebuild their lives, find work, support their families, and become active members of their communities.

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The Cost Of Reintegration

PKR 60,000

per person for 3 months of material support and counseling.

It’s not just a cost — it’s a second chance.

⌂ Basic needs & housing
♧ Counseling & mental health
♢ Skills training
♙ Community reintegration
Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions.
Clear answers.

Find quick answers to the most common questions about our work, support and impact.

Support is available to eligible individuals and families affected by unjust imprisonment, subject to program criteria.
You can make a contribution through our official donation channels.
We provide release assistance, counseling, legal documentation, employment support and community reintegration.
Yes. Use our referral process to connect someone who may need assistance.
Financial support and program outcomes should be documented and communicated transparently to supporters and beneficiaries.

Justice isn’t just about freedom from prison.
It’s about a future beyond it.

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