The National Social Justice and Human Rights Commission (NSJHRC) is a government-approved, non-profit, voluntary organization registered under the Indian Trusts Act, 1882 and recognized by NITI Aayog, Government of India. It is also an ISO 9001:2015 certified body.
The organization is dedicated to promoting justice, equality, liberty, and fraternity among all citizens, irrespective of caste, creed, gender, or religion. It works for the protection of human rights, upliftment of marginalized communities, eradication of social evils, legal awareness, and socio-economic development.
NSJHRC engages in activities like legal aid, counseling, education, awareness campaigns, capacity building, training, health programs, and advocacy for policy changes. The Commission collaborates with government bodies, NGOs, and civil society to ensure justice and human dignity for all.
The primary aim of the organization is to establish a just and equitable society, safeguarding the fundamental rights enshrined in the Constitution of India.
Dear Friends,
I feel extremely happy to interact with you all through this brief message. The idea behind the establishment of the National Social Justice and Human Rights Commission (NSJHRC) was to bring together like-minded people committed to the cause of social justice, equality, liberty, and fraternity. Our vision is to create a society where every citizen enjoys dignity, rights, and equal opportunities irrespective of caste, creed, religion, or gender.
Since its inception, NSJHRC has been working tirelessly in areas of human rights protection, social reforms, legal aid, education, and empowerment of marginalized communities. We firmly believe that only through collective efforts can we eradicate injustice and ensure a fair society for future generations.
I appeal to you to join hands with us in this noble mission. Your support, whether in the form of time, knowledge, or resources, will help us take this movement to greater heights. Together, let us pledge to work towards building a nation based on justice, equality, and human rights for all.

National President
Governor of NSJHRC National Vice President of NSJHRC
Governor of NSJHRC National Vice President of NSJHRC
National General Secretary (NSJHRC)
Help NSJHRC make a tangible difference in the lives of the most vulnerable. By becoming a volunteer, you'll join a dedicated team committed to protecting human rights, promoting equality, and fostering sustainable community development. Your participation and unique skills are vital to building a better world for everyone.
Mission: The mission of NSJHRC is to spread awareness about human rights among people, regardless of their social or economic status, and to fight against injustice in society. The organization stands with individuals and supports them in raising their voices against human rights violations. Vision: NSJHRC aims to actively contribute to the social and economic development of communities and respond to changing social realities. It seeks to develop a sustainable society that promotes and protects equality, social justice, and human rights for all.
The organization's primary areas of concern revolve around social justice and human rights. They are dedicated to addressing and eliminating discrimination in all forms, ensuring that every individual has equal access to justice, liberty, and dignity. The NSJHRC also focuses on sustainable community development, which includes advocating for environmental protection and empowering individuals and communities with the necessary skills to adapt to change and solve their own problems.
Every human being is born free and deserves human rights and liberty. Participatory analysis of the state of affairs and needs estimation under the motto of "by the people for the people."
Any discrimination in name of religion, caste, race, economic & physical status of an individual is a crime against humanity.
Individuals possess immense potential and ability to resolve their problems.
Deprived people/groups deserve empathy from the state and well-off individuals and organizations.
Participation and consensus building are two important wheels of community development.
Silence to environmental concern by an individual or society is injustice to our coming generation, and all acts of community development should be weighed against strict environmental health parameters.
Change is inevitable, and people deserve knowledge and skill to cope with change.
Technical know-how should be compatible with local resources and need of the people.