Pakistan, Azerbaijan Discuss Stronger Human Rights Cooperation

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ISLAMABAD, October 23, 2026: Chief Justice of Pakistan’s Federal Constitutional Court, Justice Amin-ud-Din Khan, met Azerbaijan’s Commissioner for Human Rights (Ombudsperson), Sabina Aliyeva, during his official visit to Azerbaijan, with discussions focusing on human rights protection, institutional cooperation and judicial reforms.

The meeting was also attended by Federal Constitutional Court Registrar Muhammad Hafeez Ullah Khan. Both sides exchanged views on their respective institutional experiences and efforts to strengthen mechanisms for protecting fundamental rights.

During the discussions, Sabina Aliyeva briefed the Pakistani delegation on reforms and initiatives undertaken in Azerbaijan to strengthen human rights protection and improve institutional oversight.

She highlighted Azerbaijan’s cooperation with international organisations and national human rights institutions in different countries, particularly its working relationships with Pakistan’s federal and provincial ombudsman offices.

Human rights cooperation discussed

The Azerbaijani ombudsperson also outlined the cooperation between her institution and Azerbaijan’s Constitutional Court in addressing human rights concerns.

The discussions provided an opportunity to exchange professional experiences regarding the role of judicial and ombudsman institutions in safeguarding citizens’ rights and promoting institutional accountability.

Justice Amin-ud-Din Khan appreciated the role of Azerbaijan’s ombudsperson institution in protecting human rights and acknowledged the importance of institutional cooperation in strengthening legal and administrative safeguards.

During the meeting, Aliyeva also expressed support for Pakistan’s position on human rights and the Kashmir issue, according to the press release.

Children’s digital wellbeing highlighted

The Pakistani delegation was shown a documentary addressing mobile phone addiction among children, highlighting concerns related to excessive digital device use and its implications for young people.

The presentation formed part of the broader exchange on social issues and human rights challenges requiring institutional attention.

At the conclusion of the meeting, the Azerbaijani ombudsperson presented Justice Amin-ud-Din Khan with reports prepared by her office and a commemorative shield.

The chief justice is visiting Azerbaijan this week on an official programme that includes judicial engagements and cultural activities.

The visit provides an opportunity for professional exchanges between the judicial and human rights institutions of the two countries.

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