Pakistan's Strategic Reforms Unit, led by Salman Sufi, has launched a new curriculum focused on animal rights on December 9, ahead of International Animal Rights Day.
The course, which will initially be taught in primary schools in Islamabad, aims to educate children about the responsibility of owning pets and treating stray animals with compassion.
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On directions of PM @CMShehbaz , Pakistan's first curriculum on Animal rights will be launched on International Animal Rights day
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Sufi stated that the initiative is a response to growing intolerance in society and that it is important for children to learn compassion and tolerance. The course will also include teachings about animal rights in Islam and will be expanded to include other languages spoken in Pakistan in the future.
Animal rights are a significant issue in Pakistan, where zoo culture can be abusive and stray animals are often mistreated. The introduction of this curriculum aims to foster a more compassionate society.
- The course will be taught at the primary level in both private and public schools in Islamabad during the first phase of its implementation.
- It will include co-curricular sessions, in which animal rights activists will visit schools to teach children about the responsibilities of owning pets and to encourage empathy towards animals.
- The course will also teach students about the importance of protecting and respecting all living beings, including stray animals.
- The curriculum is part of a larger initiative led by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to promote compassion and tolerance in society.
- Animal rights are a significant issue in Pakistan, where zoo culture can be abusive and stray animals are often mistreated. The introduction of this curriculum aims to foster a more compassionate society and to educate children about the importance of protecting and respecting all living beings.
The introduction of this course is part of a larger initiative led by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to promote compassion and tolerance in society.
Animal rights are a significant issue in Pakistan, where zoo culture can be abusive and stray animals are often mistreated. The goal of this curriculum is to foster a more compassionate society and to educate children about the importance of protecting and respecting all living beings.
The course will cover a range of topics related to animal rights and welfare, including the responsibilities of pet ownership, the importance of treating animals with compassion and respect, and the role of Islam in promoting animal protection.
It will also include co-curricular sessions led by animal rights activists, who will visit schools to teach children about the proper care and treatment of animals.
The introduction of this course is timely, as animal rights are a significant issue in Pakistan.
Zoo culture in the country can be abusive, and stray animals are often mistreated and neglected. By educating children about the importance of protecting and respecting all living beings, this curriculum aims to foster a more compassionate society and to promote kindness and tolerance towards animals.
The launch of the animal rights curriculum is just the first step in a larger initiative led by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to promote compassion and tolerance in society.
In the future, it is expected that additional chapters on related topics will be added to the curriculum, including discussions about humanity and the importance of protecting the most vulnerable members of society.
By teaching children the values of kindness and empathy, this initiative aims to create a more compassionate and tolerant society for future generations.
