Who Can Join

There is a seat for you in the House.

A platform for students, young professionals, aspiring politicians and citizens from all backgrounds.

Students

Member

Young Professionals

Member

Aspiring Politicians

Member

Law College Students

Member

Researchers

Member

Social Activists

Member

Concerned Citizens

Member

Youth Leaders

Member

The Only Requirement

You do not need to be a politician to join.

You need

Learn

The willingness to learn

Speak

The courage to speak

Serve

The commitment to serve

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What every member brings, and gains

Members come from every walk of life. Each brings something to the House, and takes something away.

StudentsSchool & University students

BringsCuriosity and fresh ideas

GainsAn early grounding in how Parliament works

Young ProfessionalsEarly career professionals

BringsExperience from the workplace

GainsPolicy and leadership skills

Aspiring PoliticiansPassionate about public service

BringsAn ambition to serve the public

GainsPractice in the work of a parliamentarian

Law College StudentsInterested in law and policy

BringsLegal training

GainsExperience drafting and scrutinising laws

ResearchersWorking on social and political issues

BringsEvidence and analysis

GainsA forum where evidence shapes debate

Social ActivistsCommitted to positive change

BringsCauses and communities

GainsThe tools to turn a cause into policy

Concerned CitizensWho care about Pakistan's future

BringsLived experience of public issues

GainsAn understanding of their rights and how to be heard

Youth LeadersDriving impact in their communities

BringsLeadership in their communities

GainsA national stage

Claim Your Seat

Put your name on the desk

Engrave your nameplate, then send it to the Secretariat to start your membership.

Your Name

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Become a member, get trained in parliamentary affairs and contest the Public Parliament elections.