National Human Rights Commission, NHRC, Summer Internship Program throughout India’s month

National Human Rights Commission, NHRC, the human ideal building summer internship program across India’s month May 16, 2019, starting in New Delhi. Trainees of this training program to 19 states / Union 50 post-graduate level territories to participate in is mainly linked to the provisions of law and social sciences. Inaugurated while, member of NHRC, Justice P. C. Pant is very pleased to say that knowing the reaction of so many students to enroll themselves for the prominent human rights training programs in various parts of the country.

He said that through the needs of education and building awareness to build a human rights culture in the country and the internship program of the Commission reflects this aspect. He hoped that the interns to understand the various aspects and challenges related to human rights will make the best use of this opportunity to contribute to the human rights culture. He said the NHRC’s powers are limited, but is instrumental in providing relief to thousands of people despite who were victims of human rights violations.

539 BC The first and later through various milestones find the concept of the development of human rights. 1215 AD. Approval of the Magna Carta, 1948, the French Revolution and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Justice Pant also said that in 1991-92 acceptable Paris Principles India needed to set up the National Human Rights Commission. On October 12, 1993 under the Human Rights Act was passed by Parliament.

Earlier, NHRC Secretary Shri Jaideep Govind has the Commission an overview of the work and its various wings. He grievance redressal system to the Commission is very strong. With innovations, functionality is getting better day by day. The Commission is in the process to help you track the settlement of their grievances to the people through a wide range of HRCnet portal through information technology-enabled systems on its website recently. To reach the last mile, the Commission has added to the system to file your complaint online with more than three million common service centers in various parts of the country. He examined the Commission, research, training highlighted through the wings and international engagements, it is recognized as an “A” status NHRI by global alliance, GANHRI national human rights institutions.

Dr. Sanjay Dube, Director, NHRC said that it is the 33rd internship program. Underlining the importance of the Commission’s internship programs, he said that human rights as a subject covers various aspects. He said that efforts will highlight the interns to all those who said that would not come to them without any rights obligations that it must also be appreciated. In addition to the various aspects of human rights organizing lectures eminent subject experts, the Commission also visited the area of ​​prisons, gives place to the police NGO interns. Interns are directed to select some of the issues of human rights for writing thesis and dissertation.

Shri Prabhat Singh, Director (IT), Mr Surjit Day, Registrar (Law), Dr. Ranjit Singh, Joint Secretary (P & A), and other senior officials of the Commission were present on the occasion.