The Centre for South Asian Studies (CSAS), University of the Punjab, Lahor in collaboration with Jinnah- Ambedkar Chair organized a one-day seminar on "Dr. B. R. Ambedkar's Influence on Global Human Rights' Thoughts", held on November 17, 2025. This event was organized in rememberance of 69th death anniversary of Baba Sahib Ambedkar, to reflect on the global relevance of his philosophy of equality, dignity, and justice. Mr. Hamood Ur Rehman, Advocate Supreme Court was the Guest Speaker at the occassion. He discussed Ambedkar’s intellectual engagements with democracy, caste abolition, and social morality, and traced their influence on modern international human rights frameworks. His thought-provoking lecture highlighted how Ambedkar’s principles continue to inform global movements for combating discrimination and fostering inclusive governance. The programme also included the interactive discussion that underlined Ambedkar’s continuing significance in shaping both South Asian and global human rights narratives. Participants emphasized the need for renewed academic inquiry into Ambedkarite thought, especially in the context of contemporary struggles for justice and civil liberties worldwide. Prof. Dr. Naheed S. Goraya, Director CSAS said that Dr. Ambedkar's philosphy narrates that no matter what people tell you, words and ideas can change the world. Shaped by personal experience of discrimination, Ambedkar went for lifelong commitment to build a society that lives with respect amd freedom. Dr. Goraya said that Ambedkar taught that human rights begin with recognizing the inherent dignity and equality of every individual. She emphasized that by upholding human rights in daily life, we carry forward Ambedkar’s vision of a just, compassionate, and truly democratic society. The Director CSAS thanked the Guest Speaker & participants for their valuable contributions and reaffirmed its commitment to promoting critical research and dialogue on human rights and social transformation.