Sharam Kohan

Sharam Kohan is a dedicated and passionate human rights activist who has committed himself to the fight against torture for many years. As a long-time volunteer with the International Coalition to End Torture, he has become an integral part of the organization, earning respect and admiration for his tireless work for those suffering unimaginable.

In his esteemed position on the board of directors, Sharam is not just a decision-maker; he is a relentless advocate who champions the enforcement of international laws designed to prevent torture and cruel treatment. Drawing upon his extensive knowledge of human rights issues, he meticulously analyzes complex legal frameworks. He engages with policymakers to ensure that the voices of torture survivors are heard and in legislation. His expertise is complemented by an empathetic understanding of the profound emotional and psychological scars that torture leaves behind.

Sharam's unwavering commitment to justice is grounded in his deeply held belief that every individual deserves to live with dignity and fair treatment regardless of their circumstances. This convinced him to lead initiatives aimed at raising awareness about the devastating effects of torture and promoting restorative justice for victims. He often shares testimonials and stories of those affected, resonating with and compelling them to action.

As a former participant in the Coalition, Sharam was instrumental in shaping critical policies and fostering dialogue about the eradication of torture globally. He organizes engaging workshops, dynamic panels, and community outreach programs that educate the public on the essential nature of human rights protections. His approaches to advocacy—ranging from social media campaigns to interactive learning experiences—are effectively diverse, inspiring them to join the movement against torture.