About Us

Human Rights Sanrakshan Sansthaa is an independent advocacy and action organization that challenges India to live up to its ideals. We believe Indian leadership is essential in the struggle for human rights so we press the Indian government and private companies to respect human rights and the rule of law. When they don’t, we step in to demand reform, accountability and justice. Around the world, we work where we can best harness India influence to secure core freedoms.

The Human Rights Sanrakshan Sansthaa is a committed and dedicated group,We strive to work towards ensuring the Human Rights of common man. We are also proud to have earned Consultative Status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council since 2016,

Our Services

Refugees Rights

A refugee is a person who "owing to a well-founded fear of being persecuted for reasons of race..

Climate Change

Virtually all scientists agree that the Earth has warmed a small amount since the year 1000 or, if you..

Human Trafficking

Trafficking in persons is a serious crime and a grave violation of human rights. Every year..

Women’s Human Rights and Gender Equality

Gender equality is at the very heart of human rights and United Nations values. A fundamental..

Human rights of persons with disabilities

Persons with disabilities face discrimination and barriers that restrict them from participating..

Child Rights

Adopted and opened for signature, ratification and accession by General Assembly resolution 44/25 of 20 November 1989 entry into force..

Human Rights Sanrakshan Sansthaa Initiatives

  • Child Rights
  • Education Rights
  • Climate change issues
  • Criminal Justice
  • Dalit Rights
  • Disability Rights
  • Emergency/Disaster
  • Environmental Rights
  • HIV / AIDS
  • Housing Rights
  • Labour Rights
  • Anti-Trafficking
  • Women’s Justice
  • Reproductive Rights
  • People’s Health Rights
  • Refugee Rights
  • Right to Food
  • Sexuality Minority Rights
  • Secularism and Peace
  • RTI
  • Students for Human Rights
  • Prisoners’ Rights
  • Defend the Defenders
  • Right to Work

Testimonials

Hi, My name is Ian Urbina and I am a reporter for The New York Times. I wanted to send you the following two stories and alert you of a series that we are running called The Outlaw Ocean, which is about lawlessness on the high seas. Our thought was that due to the work you do, you might be interested in the topic, even if it is not directly central to your focus.
Here are the first two stories:
Day 1: Stowaways and Crime Aboard a Scofflaw Ship
Day 2: Murder at Sea, Captured on Video but Killers Go Free
Thanks for taking a look. If you'd like to receive the final two stories by email please let me know and we will email you them when we publish

Ian Urbina , The New York Times

I recently learned of your online gift to support our conservation programs and wanted to send my thanks. Your generosity and support allows the Conservancy to work to meet the challenges of a changing planet and address issues such as climate change, land use, and water protection.

From the remote reaches of Antarctica to the Central Appalachians and on to the small archipelagos in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, you are helping us protect critically important habitats,to transform how we use working lands, and to inspire better land and water-use practices.

Your commitment to nature is truly inspiring; you are giving nature and people a chance to thrive and providing the world with hope for a greener future. It's people like you who are at the heart of everything we do here at The Nature Conservancy. Thank you.Best wishes to you.

Maria Fisher, Donor Stewardship Office ,Arlington, Virginia

Thanks for writing to President Trump to ask him to prioritize our planet's future. Taking strong climate action is more important than ever if we want to keep global warming below two degrees and push forth a future powered by clean energy. Thank you for standing with us to be the hero nature needs.

Sara Thomas, Manager, Online Advocacy World Wildlife Fund

Thank you for joining this campaign. Thank you for taking a stand. And thank you for your overwhelming support. While the results on Tuesday were not what we hoped for, every single one of you has so much to be proud of. When I announced my candidacy for Congress, I wasn’t sure how folks would respond.

But then something amazing happened. Hundreds of thousands of you stepped up to join our campaign. We knocked on more doors, called more voters, and raised more grassroots donations than any House campaign in U.S. history.
And we showed everyone that we are kind. We are courageous. And we will always fight back in the face of injustice.

So I’m asking you not to be disheartened. To keep fighting. And to remember that when we stand together, grassroots energy can change the world.Hold your head up high, and know that what we accomplished together is truly historic. And please keep helping campaigns and organizations that represent your values. Thanks for everything Yogesh. I am so humbled and grateful for your support. And I look forward to seeing what this movement accomplishes next. Thank you for standing with me -- always. Eternally grateful

Jon Ossoff , Atlanta