NHRC marks 33rd Foundation Day on October 12
NHRC marks its 33rd Foundation Day, highlighting its 33-year journey of recommending policy reforms and promoting fairness, transparency and accountability in governance.
October 12, New Delhi: 33 years of protecting human rights, upholding dignity and advancing justice. Established on October 12, 1993, the National Human Rights Commission, India, works to promote human rights, strengthen accountability and protect the dignity of every individual.
Over its 33-year journey, NHRC has handled more than 24.33 lakh cases and recommended over ₹274 crore in relief for victims across 9,085 cases.
This year, the Foundation Day will feature a national conference on ‘Water as the Elixir of Life: Advancing Human Dignity through the Right to Water’, highlighting water-body restoration and safe, sustainable drinking water for all.
On its 33rd Foundation Day, NHRC India reaffirms its commitment to the protection and promotion of human rights for all.
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Source & Wire Service: Prasar Bharati SHABD (DD / Akashvani News)
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