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Established 2021 · Non-Governmental Organization
The International Human Rights Protection Commission works to protect and promote human rights in India and around the world — fighting for the justice of the common man and standing as support for the weaker one.
What we do
Our work spans legal support, grassroots action, and international advocacy — always on the advice of legal professionals.
Providing legal aid to victims of human rights violations, guided by legal professionals at every step.
Conducting research and advocacy on human rights issues, from child labour to sexual violence awareness.
Raising awareness of human rights among the public and policy makers through campaigns and education.
Networking with other human rights organizations in India and across the world.
Credibility
As recorded in organizational documents. All entries have been verified by the Commission.
Registered under
Indian Trust Act, 1882 — Register No. 140/2021
NITI Aayog, Government of India
Unique ID: AP/2021/0302268
Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment
Unique ID: AP/00028197
ISO Certification
ISO 9001:2015 Certified Organization
UN Global Marketplace (UNGM)
Register No. 914165
UNESCO
Register No. E10316270
European Commission ERASMUS
Register No. E10316270
Collaborations
Judgement UN Skills Development by International Judicial bodies; international NGOs
Our cells
From women's rights to tribal advocacy, our cells bring focused expertise to the communities that need it most.
Safeguarding women's rights and addressing issues like discrimination, violence, and abuse — ensuring women access their legal and societal rights while promoting gender equality and empowerment.
Protecting the Right to Information under the RTI Act, 2005 — creating awareness, guiding citizens in filing applications, and ensuring transparency in public authorities.
Promoting and protecting the right to education for all, especially marginalized communities.
Providing accessible, quality healthcare services to underserved populations.
Advocating for the rights and welfare of minorities — Muslims, Sikhs, Christians, Buddhists, Jains, and Zoroastrians — ensuring access to rights and fighting discrimination.
On the ground
Documented activities from IHRPC teams across the country.
HUDA National High School, Shanti Nagar, Hindupur
With the help of KIMS Saveera Hospital, Anantapur, IHRPC conducted a free medical camp with heart, eye, and general check-ups. More than 150 people attended and utilised the services. The National President congratulated the Social Welfare Cell, Minority Cell, and the Hindupur team.
With arts college students
Dr. HMD Mujahid, National President, led a rally with IHRPC team members and students demanding justice for Dr. Moumita, the victim of the Kolkata rape case — raising awareness about violence against women and demanding stricter laws against sexual assault.
Wayanad
Core committee members led by Dr. HMD Mujahid (National President), Dr. Shaik Farash Shoeb (Chairman), Mr. Shaik Suhail (Management Secretary), and Mrs. Prashanthi Choudhary (Personal Secretary) provided aid to flood-affected families — donating funds for a kidney transplant patient and financial assistance for rent and household items to families who lost their homes.
Whether you give your time, your skills, or your support — every contribution helps us raise the voice before the truth dies.
