World Human Rights Day: Know your rights, only then you will be free from exploitation

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Report by Life Reporter @ Jamshedpur: Both the words rights and victims are closely related to each other when it comes to human rights. That is, those people who, knowing their rights, become victims. Every person born in this world has got the right to live life. Or we can say that they have got special rights to live a better life. Despite this people are exploited and suffering. This is because they do not know their rights. Human Rights Day is celebrated every year on 10 December across the world. Its only purpose is to make people aware of their rights. They should be made aware. Actually, there are many such organizations, organization representatives and private working people in our city, who have been making people aware of their rights for a long time. He never gets tired of making rounds from mass movements to courts to ensure that the oppressed people get their rights. Due to his efforts, many people got their lost respect, name, identity and right to live independently.

Gave rural women their rights: Archana Singh

Archana Singh, resident of Adityapur, is associated with a human rights organization. Before this, she had been the former president of the student organization of Jamshedpur Women’s College. She has been working on the rights of rural women for the last eight years. A local woman, who was a victim of domestic violence and was evicted from her in-laws house, today got the right to live in her in-laws house with dignity by solving her problems due to the efforts of Archana. A call center located on Dimna Road, where the girl students working were being forced to do night shifts. Archana raised her voice against this also and got them justice. Archana says that the situation in the village is more pathetic than in the city. The women of the village are not aware. Therefore they always have to become victims of atrocities through force and deceit.

Social worker Jawaharlal Sharma is fighting for the rights of prisoners.

The word ‘human rights’ is as easy to hear and write as it is difficult to meet. This is what Sonari resident social worker Jawaharlal Sharma has to say. He has dedicated his entire life to human rights. He formed the Free Legal Aid Committee. Jawaharlal Sharma, who has been fighting for human rights for almost 40 years, says that people are not aware. Corruption is so widespread in the society that anyone who talks about rights is declared guilty. It was the era of radio when I heard about Amnesty International. Found enthusiasm there. Joined as a correspondent and started working from there. Even today the fight for the rights of prisoners continues. The matter is many years old, when PIL was filed in the Supreme Court. This case was of those prisoners who have been in jail for years waiting for the verdict. It can be said that there are 75 percent such cases in the entire country. By the time the verdict comes, a part of the prisoner’s life comes to an end completely. A film was also made on the lives of these prisoners. Whose title is Punishment before Trial. There has been a demand for arrest insurance for these prisoners. Everything and every person is insured, so why not them? As long as he is in jail, the government should pay his insurance premium. If the person is found guilty, then after the verdict, he should return this amount and after his release, he can get the insurance amount to start his life afresh.

Voice for women’s rights: Usha Singh

Usha Singh, a resident of Pardih, who joined the Human Rights organization 17 years ago, works on women’s rights. Not only this, wherever there was a situation of natural disaster or crisis, every possible help was provided to them by the organization. About five years ago, a case of harassment of an 18-year-old girl from Balu Kajar village and rendering her homeless came to light in the village. Taking immediate cognizance of this, the entire team reached there and provided justice to the victim. Saved 45 slums from demolition in Tamoliya Gwala Basti. Justice was provided to the parents who were tortured in their sons’ home. 22 lakh rupees were found. Countless thousands of cases were filed in almost 17 years. Efforts were made to get him justice, which continues even today. Today one feels happy when 80 year old mothers touch the feet, scorched daughters-in-law and girls have been saved from pain.

Anjali Bose has been working for human rights for 40 consecutive years.

Sundernagar resident Anjali Bose has been in the field of human rights for the last 40 years. He started working in this field by joining the Free Legal Aid Committee. This was in 1979-80, when the team found out about those prisoners who were serving a sentence of nine-ten years for minor crimes. Most of them were children and teenagers, who were brought to jail for crimes like theft of electric wires and theft of idols from temples. He had no information about the case or anything related to it. First of all a movement was started for these people. Case filed. As a result, after some time they were fined and released. Only after this did he work seriously in this field. Raised voice against marriage with older boys, dowry harassment and many other types of atrocities and oppression of women in villages. This work continues even today.

Organizations ready for human rights

• International human rights and anti-crime organization

This organization has been working for eight years. Its head office is in Assam. It is working in 18 states. It also has a branch in Jamshedpur. Domestic violence, providing justice to the deprived and victimized people, medical camps, checkup camps and other works are carried out. Every year, medical camps are organized on a large scale and people are provided free cataract operations.

• Jharkhand Human Rights Association

Manoj Mishra laid the foundation of the organization in the year 2006. It works for people’s rights as an NGO. The organization works for the fundamental rights of the people. Hundreds of cases are going on in the National Human Rights Commission. At present the organization is working on bio-medical waste, regarding which a petition has been filed in the High Court.

• International Human Rights Association

This organization was launched at the international level on 22 March 2011. The main office is in Geneva. It is in Pune (Maharashtra) in India. Its branch is working in every state of the country. In Jharkhand and Jamshedpur, the organization is working on child abuse, women abuse, rights of domestic workers, besides feeding the hungry, malnutrition and other issues.

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