About SJWHRC

Human dignity belongs to everyone.

Social Justice For World Human Rights Council works to advance human-rights awareness, social justice and responsible community service in India and beyond.

Our foundation

Human rights are inherent to every person—regardless of race, sex, nationality, ethnicity, language, religion or any other status.

SJWHRC promotes awareness of the civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights to which every person is entitled.

Our public work is centered on education, advocacy and community participation. We encourage volunteers, civil-society partners, legal professionals and social workers to help make the principles of equality, liberty and dignity meaningful in daily life.

Through local and regional participation, the council seeks to amplify underrepresented voices, support people who need guidance and foster lawful, peaceful action for social progress.

Rights for every person

Freedom, equality and dignity without discrimination.

Life and liberty

The right to live safely, freely and with personal security.

Freedom from discrimination

Equal rights regardless of identity, origin, language or belief.

Opinion and expression

The freedom to hold views, speak and participate peacefully.

Work and education

Fair access to opportunity, learning and economic participation.

Peaceful assembly

The ability to organize, associate and act together lawfully.

Human dignity

Protection from exploitation, abuse, torture and degrading treatment.

National leadership

Dr. Koppula Vijay Kumar

Advocate · National Chairman

Dr. Koppula Vijay Kumar leads SJWHRC’s human-rights and social-justice efforts. His public initiatives include World Human Rights Day observances, drug-abuse prevention awareness, community-welfare programs and outreach across regions.

His leadership emphasizes awareness for marginalized communities, legal and social guidance, national collaboration and practical support for people whose rights may be at risk.

The official SJWHRC profile also recognizes his contributions to legal, social and public service.

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Our role

Awareness is the beginning. Participation creates change.

Educate

Spread human-rights literacy and make legal and social principles easier to understand.

Advocate

Champion equality, freedom, inclusion and the rights of marginalized communities.

Support

Encourage responsible guidance, social aid and community-welfare action.

Connect

Bring volunteers, advocates, activists and community leaders into a shared network.

Vision

A society where every person understands and can exercise their rights.

Mission

Build awareness, encourage service and strengthen participation at every level.

Membership regulations

Responsibilities, conduct and cessation of membership.

These provisions explain the grounds on which membership may end and the responsibilities assigned to SJWHRC units.

Termination, Cessation for Future of Membership

The governing body of SJWHRC shall have the power to expel or terminate a member or members from the membership of SJWHRC on the following grounds:

On his or her death.
On written resignation.
If found to be involved in any anti-social activities.
If adjudged by any court of law to be a criminal offender.
If the member works against the aims and objects of SJWHRC.
If failing to pay the up-to-date membership subscription within one month of the due date.
If the member disregards rules and regulations or disobeys the decisions of the governing body.

Note: The decision of the Chairman regarding termination from membership of the organization shall be communicated to the member concerned.

Regulation Duties | Activities of Units

To plan the ways and means to implement various activities to achieve the aims and objectives at national and international level.
To plan and implement activities not listed in the aims and objects of SJWHRC only with the prior approval of the National Governing Body of SJWHRC.
To enroll new primary members from time to time according to the guidelines and directions laid down by SJWHRC, with due approval of the Governing Body.
To generate income from various sources such as:
- Donations
- Publications
- Memberships
- Subscriptions
- Other sources
The units should send a bi-monthly report to the National Chairman regarding:
- Various activities undertaken in the previous two months.
- Funds generated from various sources.
- Profile of future activities.
The unit has to work wholeheartedly to increase the membership of SJWHRC and organize various activities to achieve the aims and objectives of SJWHRC.
The unit shall get the membership form completed by new proposed members and send it to the National Governing Body for approval, along with the member's bio-data, photograph and residential proof.
Membership forms are solely printed and distributed by the National Governing Body.
The unit shall send reports to the National Governing Body about any social and legal problems faced by local people.

SJWHRC community outreach and human-rights awareness — Community action · Human dignity

Join the work

Turn awareness into service.

Become part of a volunteer community committed to dignity, justice and meaningful local action.

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Local action. Responsible service. Stronger communities.

Organization structure

Our cadres

Explore the designations and executive cells that support the council's work.

General Body

Chairman

President

Vice Chairman

Joint Secretary

Secretary

Director

Joint Director

Convener

All State, District, Constituency and Mandal bodies

Convenor

Chairman, Narva Mandal

Mandal

Treasurer

All State, District, Constituency and Mandal bodies

PRO

Public Relations Officer

Legal Advisor

Legal advisory position

Volunteer

Work as a Volunteer

Chairmen

State Chairman

State-level chairman

Regional Chairman

Regional-level chairman

District Chairman

District-level chairman

Constituency Chairman

Constituency-level chairman

Mandal Chairman

Mandal-level chairman

Executive Cells

Educational Cell

Educational initiatives and awareness

Environmental Protection Cell

Environmental protection initiatives

Women & Child Prevention Cell

Women and child protection initiatives

Medical & Health Prevention Cell

Medical and health initiatives

Crime & Drugs Prevention Cell

Crime and drugs prevention

Vigilance Cell

Vigilance and accountability

Consumer Rights Protection Cell

Consumer rights protection

Child Rights Protection Cell

Child rights protection

SC Cell

Scheduled Caste welfare and rights

ST Cell

Scheduled Tribe welfare and rights

OBC Cell

Other Backward Classes welfare and rights

Cultural & Heritage Cell

Culture and heritage protection

Public Relation Cell

Public relations

Handicapped Helpline Cell

Disability support and helpline

Family Dispute Prevention Cell

Family dispute prevention and support

Minority Cell

Minority welfare and rights

Discrimination Against Women/Girl Prevention Cell

Prevention of discrimination against women and girls

Intellectual Cell

Research and intellectual initiatives

Human Resource & Public Relation Cell

Human resources and public relations

Legal Cell

Legal awareness and assistance

Women Cell

Women welfare and rights

Youth Cell

Youth development and participation

RTI Cell

Right to Information awareness and assistance