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RCM PROJECTS
What drives the International Human Rights Protection Commission, the goals we are working toward, and how far each has come.
From Women Cell to RTI Activist Cell
Coordinating district-level activities
Advocacy across continents
Indian Trust Act, 1882 — Reg. No. 140/2021
Vision
A world where the human rights of every person — especially the common man and the weaker sections of society — are understood, respected, and protected; where justice is not a privilege but a guarantee, and no voice goes unheard.
Mission
To fight for the justice of the common man and stand as support for the weaker one: providing legal aid to victims of human rights violations, conducting research and advocacy, raising awareness among the public and policy makers, and networking with human rights organizations in India and across the world — always on the advice of legal professionals.
Our Motto
“Raise your voice for justice”
Democratic institutions as a fundamental right • Human rights above economic or political expediency • The interests of disempowered communities foremost • Sovereignty and self-determination of communities with historical, cultural and ecological identity • Cooperation with government to promote human rights education.
Progress
Each project the Commission is driving, with live progress. Updates from the admin dashboard appear here automatically.
Establish legal aid desks staffed with legal professionals so victims of human rights violations can access counsel close to home.
Engage the Government of India and educational institutions to introduce human rights education and awareness programs for students.
Join the Commission, volunteer with a cell, or support a project — every hand moves these goals forward.
Bring active volunteers, training, and documentation standards to every specialized cell — from the Women Cell to the Anti-Corruption Cell.
Operationalize the 23 state teams in India with regular reporting, district activities, and Rapid Action Force readiness.
Run rallies, medical camps, and awareness drives each quarter, documenting outcomes and sharing them through the website.
Deepen collaboration with United Nations bodies, academic institutions, and international NGOs to bring diplomatic pressure where rights are violated.