WHRO Chairman & Director’s Message – WHRO – World Human Rights Organisation

WHRO Chairman & Director's Message

VIVEK AGGARWAL

International Chief Director (WHRO)

I am Delighted to Introduce Our Organization WHRO World Human Rights Organisation Powerd by World Peace and Human Right Orgnisation Work for Peace, dignity and equality My top most priority would be to highlight their issues by applying and designing targeted advocacy campaigns to educate rural women about their basic rights, constitutional protections & protection provided by international treaties & conventions. All human right organizations, forums, media and activists are based in big cities. Most human rights violations went unheard and unreported in rural areas.

That’s why specifically I am looking forward to applying newly gained knowledge and skills for research and advocacy of basic but crucial human rights issues of overlooked majority i.e. illiterate rural Women, Children and those captured communities living in rural settings. Therefore my top most priority would be to highlight their issues by applying and designing targeted advocacy campaigns to educate them about their basic rights, constitutional protections, and protection provided by international treaties and conventions. In addition I am also envisaging establishing a Rural Human Rights Forum to create local human rights activists for promotion of democracy, protection of basic rights and reporting of human rights abuses in rural settings.

KULWINDER SINGH TUT

Chief Executive Officer CEO (CANADA)

I am Kulwinder Singh Tut from Canada Delighted to Introduce Our World Peace & Human Right Organization (WHRO) Work for Peace, awareness & assistance to protect Human Rights. During research of Human Right, I realized that there is huge space to work in human rights field; there is dearth of human rights practitioners. policies and legal framework.

During research of Human Rights, I realized that there is huge space to work in the human rights field; there is a dearth of human rights practitioners. Further there are numerous untapped areas of human rights in the world in terms of research, policies and legal framework especially indigenous people rights, role of religious parties and human rights, Women Land rights, bonded voters, and others. So once I return after completion of my research in human rights and democratization, I will apply learnt skills, knowledge and new approaches for improving the state of human rights through research, advocacy and capacity building.

JASVINDER SINGH BHATTI

International Director & Ambassador (CANADA)

I am Jasvinder Singh Bhatti from Canada International Ambassador Of World Peace & Human Right Organization WHRO Work for Child Welfare, protection and inclusion Every child has the right to grow up in a safe and inclusive environment WHRO works with partners around the world to promote policies and expand access to services that protect all children

JASWINDER KAUR

International Director & Ambassador (CANADA)

I Delighted to Introduce myself. I am Jaswinder Kaur. I work with the World Human Rights Organization powered by the World Peace & Human Rights Organization as International Director & Ambassador WHRO. Globally, women and children have the availability of equal rights but people violate such rights that causes crime against them. It’s the crucial issue that India is facing for an extended time.

Due to the increasing violence their minds are consumed by concern and fright, that affects their growth and development. Though the nation is developing in terms of economy, still in some places they are not receiving the dignity and respect they deserve and are looked down on. Each day, we hear and see a bit of latest news concerning the terrible crimes against women and children.

This is the situation, every parent needs their child to study and to create his or her future superior, but it’s noticeable that in an unprivileged society, few children who are below fifteen years old are working in a various chemical manufacturing factory or like labour in a construction project. They’re not given the required education, nor a better place to learn, to play, to create their childhood fascinating. And on the opposite hand, we’ve seen individuals still discriminate against mothers giving birth to a boy child. Lets together, forward in the fight against corruption and as whro volunteers we will advocate for the people.