Welcome To Manav Adhikar Helplines
Promoting Human Rights, Justice, Equality, and Dignity for All.
On 10 December 1948, the United Nations General Assembly adopted
the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR). The declaration
was created to protect the fundamental rights and dignity of every
human being across the world. India supported this declaration and
incorporated various human rights provisions into its Constitution
to ensure justice, equality, and freedom for all citizens.
Fundamental Human Rights
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Right to life, liberty, and personal security.
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Freedom of thought, expression, and religion.
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Right to participate in political, social, and cultural life.
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Right to education and equal opportunities.
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Right to protection against discrimination and exploitation.
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Right to work with dignity and fair treatment.
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Right to justice and legal protection.
Fundamental Rights under the Constitution of India
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Right to Equality before the law.
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Prohibition of discrimination on the grounds of religion,
race, caste, sex, or place of birth.
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Abolition of untouchability.
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Freedom of speech and expression.
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Right to life and personal liberty.
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Protection against human trafficking, forced labour,
and child labour.
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Freedom of religion.
Major Cases of Human Rights Violations
- Harassment and violence against women
- Dowry-related harassment and deaths
- Child labour and exploitation
- Communal violence
- Illegal activities and false criminal cases
- Failure to register FIRs
- Fake encounters and custodial violence
- Exploitation of workers and non-payment of wages
- Harassment of prisoners and detainees
- Hunger, poverty, and social injustice
- Sexual assault and rape
- Corruption and dishonesty in contractual work
Protection and Rights During Police Procedures
- Every victim has the right to file an FIR and receive a free copy.
- No person should be subjected to torture or inhuman treatment in police custody.
- Every arrested person has the right to know the grounds of arrest and consult a lawyer.
- An arrested person must be produced before a competent court within 24 hours.
- Family members should be informed about the arrest.
- Special care and protection should be ensured for women, children, and persons with disabilities.
Become a Member of Manav Adhikar Helplines
Individuals interested in joining the organization can apply by
submitting their membership application form, identity proof,
address proof, recent passport-size photographs, and the prescribed
membership fee.
The organization works to support poor, helpless, oppressed,
and underprivileged people and provides assistance in addressing
human rights concerns.
Contact Information
Manav Adhikar Emergency Social Helplines
405, Gali No. 6, Sadh Nagar, Palam Colony,
New Delhi - 110045
Email: presidenthumandrt@yahoo.in
Website: www.manavadhikarhelplines.com
Mobile:
+91 9212750167, +91 9582132239
