
Youth across the globe, particularly in areas plagued by conflict, systemic social inequalities, and stark economic disparities, often face significant barriers to accessing and enjoying their fundamental human rights. While global frameworks and declarations aim to uphold these rights, the reality remains that many young people are excluded from critical opportunities, leaving them marginalized in areas such as education, healthcare, employment, and civic engagement. This exclusion perpetuates cycles of inequality and limits their ability to contribute meaningfully to societal development. As awareness grows around the pervasive nature of human rights violations, so too does the recognition of the urgent need to involve youth in creating sustainable solutions.
In response to this challenge, the Youth Human Rights Hub, an innovative program by the Youth Center for Dialogue and Peace, has emerged as a vital initiative. The Hub is designed to empower young individuals to become advocates and defenders of human rights, equipping them with the knowledge and skills needed to address injustices within their communities. By providing a platform for education, engagement, and mobilization, the Hub fosters a culture of inclusivity, respect, and proactive participation. It emphasizes the transformative role young people can play in promoting and protecting human rights, not just locally but globally, contributing to a more equitable and just society.