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Together for a safer tomorrow

Human Rights & Women Safety Trust

  • Empowering Women
  • Protecting Human Rights
  • Building a Safer Society
Human Rights & Women Safety Trust

Respect • Equality • Safety

Working together for an aware, safe and just society.

  • Human RightsAwareness & Dignity
  • Women’s SafetySupport & Empowerment
  • Community ServiceLocal Initiatives
  • UnityCollective Participation

Our Visionary Leadership

Dedicated leaders working for a safer and stronger society.

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Our Trust

Human Rights & Women Safety Trust was established on 11 March 2024. The organisation is founded by Smt. Hemlata Sharma Ji, who is the National President and Founder. Shri Chandrapal Sharma Ji is the Trustee, Shri Ramratan Vyas Ji is the Treasurer, Shri Gopal Sharma Ji, Shri Sarman Ji and Shri Jiggar Giri Gossai Ji are the Vice Presidents, and Shri Vipul Shah Ji is the General Secretary.

Under their leadership, the organisation is expanding across the country and reaching new heights.

About the Trust

Seva Sankalp — Our Service Commitments

Six areas where our members work every day, in villages and towns.

All our work

Women’s Safety Help Desk

Guidance and support for women facing harassment, violence or threats — from the first call to the right police station, helpline or court.

  • Victims do not know where to complain
  • Fear and social pressure stop women from speaking
  • Delay in getting police and legal help
Read more: Women’s Safety Help Desk

Legal Awareness Camps

Simple, free camps in villages and wards explaining basic laws, rights and how to use government schemes and legal aid.

  • Little knowledge of basic rights and laws
  • Poor families cannot afford a lawyer
  • People are cheated in the name of schemes
Read more: Legal Awareness Camps

Human Rights Awareness

Programmes in schools, colleges and communities on dignity, equality and the rights every citizen has under the Constitution.

  • Discrimination and injustice go unreported
  • Youth are not aware of their rights and duties
  • Weaker sections are denied their entitlements
Read more: Human Rights Awareness

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