2. Previous Functions:
National Human Rights officer at the United Nation Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA)

3. Biodata:
Abul Ahrar Ramizpoor, son of Mohammad Gul Ramiz, was born 1970 into a intellectual family in Kabul , 3rd district, Barikot Dehmazang. He went to School of Manochehri in Kabul city district 4, graduation of the primary school  on 1981, graduation from the secondary school, Madrassa-e Abuhanifa  Kabul on 1986 and entry to Kabul university Sharia faculty on 1987, where he graduated 1990.

He stayed abroad of Afghanistan for the purpose of studying: Chevening fellowship  on governance and Sharia at UK  Birmingham university in 2005 ( 3 months ) , FCO fellowship on International Human Rights Law  in 2010 in UK , Nottingham University ( 3 months) several visits and participation in diverse countries such as USA, UK, Germany, Turkey, Russia, India, Japan, Netherlands, Italy, Norway, Tajikistan, etc during 2001-2017 in different occasions.

Since several years Ramizpoor has been engaged on teaching, researches, and advocacy activities on promotion of Free Society values, Market Economy, Human Rights, Peace, Good Governance, Rule of Law and solidarity in national, regional and global levels. His written book on Human Rights (Selected Documents of International Human Rights Instruments) that was published by Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom (FNF Germany) in 2001. He is one of the authors of the first Afghan Legal Glossary that was published by USAID in 2009 and has been using as legal scientific resource for law enforcement and judiciary system in Afghanistan.

Ramizpoor has been closely engaged on his collaborations with a number of national, regional and global organizations on promotion of peace, human rights, analytical thoughts on Islamic Law, free society values and market economy, he officially works as National Human Rights officer at the United Nation Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA).

Razimpoor is married and has two kids ( a 13 years old daughter and a 15 years old son)

Languages spoken: Dari, Pashto , English and Arabic , all fluent.