The Flag of the Movement
Three bands of colour and a single white word. Every element of PRM's flag was chosen to say something about who the movement is for.
The official flag of the Pakistan Rights Movement
Colour by Colour
Every colour carries a promise
Green: Pakistan and Islam
The flag opens with green, the colour Pakistanis know best. It represents Pakistan itself and Islam, the movement's roots and its loyalty. PRM's vision speaks of protecting the people's right to rule and the Islamic spirit of the Constitution of Pakistan; the green band is that commitment in cloth.
Red: Rights, Resistance, and Revolution
At the flag's centre is red, the symbol of rights, resistance, and revolution. It marks the struggle the movement was built for: defending the constitutional, human, social, and economic rights of all citizens, and standing against injustice, oppression, corruption, and abuse of power, always peacefully.
Blue: freedom and universality
The flag closes with blue, the symbol of freedom and universality. Rights do not stop at borders, and neither does PRM's solidarity: the platform stands with oppressed people worldwide, from Palestine to Kashmir, alongside its work at home.
White: the minorities of Pakistan
The word PRM itself is written in white, representing the minorities of Pakistan. The movement's name literally carries the country's minorities within it: a permanent reminder that a Pakistan that protects its most vulnerable protects everyone.
The Wordmark
The same promises, in three letters
PRM's logo repeats the flag's palette: a green P for Pakistan, a red R for Rights, and a blue M for Movement, above the slogan Rights | Resistance | Reforms.
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