Zein Abu has been appointed as an Ambassador-at-Large of a private organisation, the International Human Rights Commission (IHRC) to Africa and Ghana. This appointment is a significant step in the ongoing efforts of IHRC to promote human rights and justice throughout the continent. As a long-time advocate for human rights and social justice, Zein Abu is well-suited to this position and will no doubt work tirelessly to promote IHRC’s mission in Africa.
Global Chairman of the International Human Rights Commission (IHRC),HE Dr Shahid Amin Khan speaking at a short ceremony on 17th April, 2023, said: he is pleased to announce the appointment of Zein Abu as as Ambassador at Large to Africa.
Abu Zein in his acceptance speech expressed his profound gratitude to HE Dr Shahid Amin Khan and the International Human Rights Commission for his appointment at Ambassador at Large to Africa.
Zein Abu has a long history of working towards social justice and human rights. He has used his position to speak out against various forms of discrimination and oppression, including gender-based violence, religious discrimination, and racism.
As IHRC’s new ambassador, Zein Abu will help promote IHRC’s mission in Africa. This will include advocating for human rights and social justice issues, as well as promoting education and awareness about the importance of human rights. Zein Abu will also be working to establish partnerships with other organizations on the continent, with the aim of strengthening IHRC’s capacity to promote human rights and justice.
He will be working to challenge these systems of oppression and to promote genuine self-determination for Africa’s people.
Zein Abu’s appointment as IHRC’s new ambassador to Africa is an important step in the ongoing efforts to promote human rights and justice on the continent. Zein Abu’s long history of advocacy and activism in this area, as well as his dedication and commitment to social justice, make him well-suited to this role.
With Zein Abu at the helm, IHRC will undoubtedly continue to make important strides in promoting human rights and justice in Africa, and in challenging the systemic inequalities that have plagued the continent for so long.
Source: Christopher Agbodo Ranson
