Transcript Business Overview - All India Human Rights Association

PROPOSAL FOR UNIQUE
NATIONAL-INTERNATIONAL
HEADQUARTERS
ALL
INDIA
HUMAN RIGHTS ASSOCIATION
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VISION
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CREATION OF UNIQUE HUMAN RIGHTS
NATIONAL-INTERNATIONAL
HEADQUARTERS SIMILAR TO NEW YORK
AND GENEVA HEADQUARTERS OF UN
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LAND REQUIREMENT – 100 ACRES &
ABOVE
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PROJECT COST – OVER Rs.25,000 Cr. (TO
BE CARRIED OUT IN PHASES)
MISSION
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CHAMPIONING HUMAN RIGHTS THROUGH NORMSETTING & MONITORING
TO BE A NATIONAL-INTERNATIONAL ACTOR AND
SHAPER OF THE MOST IMPORTANT TRENDS IN
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
TO LOBBY FOR BETTER HEALTH, PROTECTION OF
THE ENVIRONMENT, ADVANCEMENT OF
EDUCATION FOR ALL, TO DELIVERING
HUMANITARIAN RELIEF, AND SECURING AND
PROTECTING BASIC CIVIL AND POLITICAL
RIGHTS
TO DISCARD DISCRIMINATION IN ALL FORMS,
AND TO MAKE THIS COUNTRY PROUD IN
BRINGING BROTHERHOOD, PEACE, LOVE AND
PROSPERITY.
MAIN FOCUS
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UNDER ONE UMBRELLA, CREATION OF:
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UNIQUE HUMAN RIGHTS UNIVERSITY
UNIQUE CAMPUS FOR VARIOUS WINGS
WORKING IN UNISON UNDER ONE COVER
LEADERSHIP STATUS GLOBALLY IN THE FIELD
OF HUMAN RIGHTS
Background
Few Facts
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International
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regionalization and globalization of
commerce, capital, communications and
immigration
have
profound
political
implications. Nation-states are losing much of
their traditional power to control what
happens within their borders. That has both
desirable and undesirable effects.
India
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India is home to the highest number of undernourished people in the world, and one-third of the
world’s under-weight children.
Public spending on
Health in India as a %of GDP is less than in countries
like Sri Lanka and Sierra Leone.
Currently India
spends close to 3% of its GDP on Education and less
than 1% of its GDP on Health.
WORLD VIEW
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“We hold these Truths to be self-evident,
that all Men are created equal, that they
are endowed by their Creator with certain
unalienable Rights, that among these are
Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness
—That to secure these Rights,
Governments are instituted among Men,
deriving their just Powers from the
Consent of the Governed”
……Thomas Jefferson, Declaration of
Independence, 1776
PREAMBLE - UN CHARTER
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“We the people of the United Nations, determined
to save succeeding generations from the scourge
of war, which twice in our lifetime has brought
untold sorrow to mankind, and to reaffirm faith in
fundamental human rights, in the dignity and
worth of the human person, in the equal rights of
men and women and of nations large and small,
and to establish conditions under which justice
and respect for the obligations arising from
treaties and other sources of international law can
be maintained, and to promote social progress
and better standards of life in larger freedom, and
for these ends, to practice tolerance and live
together in peace with one another as good
neighbours, and to unite our strength to maintain
international peace and security….”
WHY THIS CONCEPT?
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Government of India has offered land and money
in development of:
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Art & Cultural Centres
Religious Institutions (like -Akshardam, ISKON,etc.)
Educational Institutions & Deemed Universities
Sports Complexes
Hospitals
Free Legal-Aid Centres
Various Trusts & NGOs
However, not done anything specific in the areas
of Human Rights & Human Development
India is ranked 126 under the Medium Human
Development Index out of 177 countries
The task of development became overwhelmingly
challenging on the part of the Government.
Citizens grew poor and poorer with alarming
scarcity of goods and lack of sufficient provision
of services.
Services
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Scope of Services
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National
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International
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Human Rights Training Centres for:
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Judiciary & Legal Professionals
Police, CBI, Vigilance & Protocol State Agencies
Civil Security & Armed Forces
Promote Lofty Ideals & Nationalism
Preparing Youth to become responsible political leaders
Training for Marginalised People on:
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Primary & Secondary Education
Child Labour
Women Empowerment
Youth Empowerment
Environment Awareness
Eco Diversity
Animal Protection
Domestic Violence
Health Hazards
HIV, AIDS & DRUG Addiction
Interfaith Religions
Vocational Training
Communication & Information Technology
Services
National
Services
International
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NODAL AGENCY TO PROMOTE INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
BASED ON THE PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN VALUES, NONVIOLENCE, AND FOSTER LOVE, PEACE AND PROSPERITY
AMONG NATIONS
Oversees Education on Human Rights
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Tie-up with International universities to offer local
study and aid centers
International Exchange Programs
Affiliation courses for Indian students for the tied up
colleges / universities
Professional Services
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Promotion of Art and Artefacts
Trade Service
Tele-counseling & consultation on legal & other issues
Other Services
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Promotion of :
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Professional Education on Human Rights
Sports
Culture
Art and Artisans
Media
Trade activities
Naturopathy, Homoeopathy & Allopathy
Micro-Credit for Marginalised people
Reverse Talent Flow to Villages
Environment Awareness
Agriculture
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Headquarters
Facilities proposed
School & College (to promote Value Education)
Training Centres
Hospital & Diagnostic Centres
Sports Complex (for indoor games)
Play Ground for outdoor games
Swimming Pool
Old Age Home
Orphanage Home
Exhibition Halls & Art Galleries
Open Air Theatre
Auditorium
Conference & Committee Rooms
Campus to promote values from inter-faith religions
Free legal aid for weaker and oppressed section of the
society
Mobile services for general awareness, legal, medical,
education and other relevant services
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Headquarters
Facilities proposed
Legal Aid Centres
Administrative Block
Exhibition Hall
Auditorium
Guest Houses
Media House (Print, Electronic,Voice & Internet)
Community Broadcasting Service
Residential complex for staff
Convention Halls
Board Rooms
Restaurants
Business Centre
Ambulances
Retail Showrooms to promote
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Art and Artefacts
Books & Stationery
Agriculture-related items
Milk & milk products
Indian Fabric
Leather & leather goods
Media
Goods manufactured by small and medium & village self-help groups
Positioning
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Recommendations
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Creation of branded services
Global availability of services rather than local
2 way interactive services
End-to-end interactions for needy with
feedback & query resolution
Continuous Service Availability to Needy
Free Legal Aid
Enhanced qualitative aspect by way of
associations with
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Personalities
Corporates & organizations
Programs
Public Relations
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PR strategies
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Joint ventures for courses and trainings
Guest invitational courses
Corporates, personalities on panel
Involving Central & State Government
Experts for better outreach
Webinars and net meetings
Advertisements in select publications
Web circulations and program exchange
Institution / college / school / NGO adoption
programs
WHY THIS
HEADQUARTERS?
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To establish awareness of and respect for the right of
individuals to exercise freedoms of expression, assembly
and association, which is crucial to participatory democracy.
To ensure that there is a level playing field upon which
candidates for elective office can compete and that the
entire elections process is free and fair.
To build and strengthen the rule of just laws and responsive
and accountable institutions of government so that the
rights of individuals are protected regardless of which
persons or parties may be in office at any given time.
To foster good governance - a government by the people
that is accountable, transparent, and willing to accept
constraints on power and cede it peacefully; and a
flourishing civil society.
To involve in (a) Policy Formulation, (b) As Pressurisers, (c)
As Service Deliverer, (d) As Monitor, (e) As Innovator, and
(f) as Partner
WHO ARE WE?
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All India Human Rights Association
(AIHRA),
is
a
registered
Society
registered under the Societies Registration
Act XXI of 1860, Asia’s first Registered
Human Rights NGO affiliated to DPI/NGO
of United Nations, Registered under RNI,
DAVP, FCRA, and 80G(5)vi of Income Tax
Act. In its sojourn over 22 long years,
AIHRA
has
translated
its
avowed
objectives at the grassroot level through
camps,
conferences,
seminars,
conventions, cultural programmes, family
courts and free legal services to the
underprivileged.
AIHRA’s STRENGTH
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22 YEARS OF SUSTENANCE IN THE ARENA OF HUMAN
RIGHTS PROTECTION
OVER 200 FUNCTIONAL UNITS ACROSS 32 STATES OF THE
INDIAN UNION
OVER 25,000 DISTINGUISHED MEMBERS DRAWN FROM
VARIOUS FIELDS, VIZ.,
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JUDICIARY
INDUSTRIALISTS
BUSINESS
TRADERS (NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL)
ACADEMICIANS
MEDIA PERSONALITIES
RETIRED BUREAUCRATS & SERVICE PERSONNEL
COMMITTED SOCIAL ACTIVISTS
HAS OVER 100 ACRES OF LAND SPREAD IN VARIOUS
STATES – AVAILABLE FOR COLLATERAL SECURITY PURPOSE
CAN MANAGE 15% OF FUNDS FOR THE TOTAL PROJECT BY
WAY OF DONATIONS, CONTRIBUTIONS AND COLLATERAL.
MEMBER OF DPI/NGO OF UNITED NATIONS, NEW YORK
MEMBER OF INTERNATIONAL BAR COUNCIL, LONDON,UK.
AIHRA’s REQUEST
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ALLOT 100 ACRES OF LAND (SINGLE
PIECE) ON LEASE
AIHRA WILL APPROACH VARIOUS
NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL BODIES
TO GENERATE RESOURCES FOR THE
DEVELOPMENT OF UNIQUE
HEADQUARTERS SIMILAR IN LINE WITH
GENEVA AND NEW YORK UNITED NATIONS
HEADQUARTERS