Human Rights Council of India (Protection of Human Rights)

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Human Rights means the right relating to life liberty, equality and dignity of individual corporate guaranteed by the consideration or embodied in the International of Covenants and enforceable by the court in India.

Human Rights Council of India (Protection of Human Rights) was formed in the year 2012 on 16th February with a view to serve the country by means of humanity without personal interest. We are a Non-Government, Non Political, and Social Organization. Human Rights Council of India (Protection of Human Rights) began its endless journey with the co-operation of visionaries like Chandra Sekhar Dey, Ramakant Pandit, who had a deep and vast experience in the field of Human Rights Protection and Social Services. We began our activities in a small office in Delhi, at present; we are working in 23 States and more than 525 Block, Sub-division and district committees all over the India.

Protection of Human Rights

Human rights in India is an issue complicated by the country's large size, its tremendous diversity, its status as a developing country and a sovereign, secular, democratic republic. The Constitution of India provides for Fundamental rights, which include freedom of religion.
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Against Domestic Violence

Primarily meant to provide protection to the wife or female live-in partner from domestic violence at the hands of the husband or male live-in partner or his relatives, the law also extends its protection to women living in a household such as sisters, widows or mothers.
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Orphans & Elderly People

Due to its immensity, India has a large number of deprived and orphan children, who are without homes and even families. They are provided shelter in orphanages and homes being run by various non-government organizations throughout the country. We have had our ties with several orphanages where you can volunteer.
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Against Child Labour

The Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Act, 1986 defines a child as a person who has not completed fourteen years of age. The Factories Act, 1948 and Plantation Labour Act 1951 states that a child is one that has not completed fifteen years of age and an adolescent is one who has completed fifteen years of age
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Children & Women Trafficking

The strong advocacy of the projects with the local police and the police from different states makes our council a hub for assistance in Police Interventions. Our proactive network with the police in different regions helps the police from other states to conduct raids and rescue with the help of the project.
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Social Justice Awareness

The term "social justice" implies several sound and eminently desirable concepts enunciated for the good of society in general, and of course it covers fair play for every section, especially the weaker groups in the population.
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Family Support Services

Family counselling is used to encourage conversation between members of the family. Who is going to speak? What is blocking that? What do they want to talk about? It might clarify a new pattern of being together after a marital breakdown or remarriage.
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Community Services

Human Rights Council of India (Protection of Human Rights) is strongly committed to serving the community. The Trust plays an active role at various levels, conducting focused programs aimed at building awareness of addiction related issues. Such programs form the prevention aspect of our PERT model (Prevention, Education, Research, and Treatment).
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