A Human Rights Awareness Club in a college is a student-led organization dedicated to promoting understanding and advocacy for human rights. It serves as a platform for students to engage in discussions, learn about human rights issues, and take action to protect and promote these rights.

Key functions of a Human Rights Awareness Club often include:

• ● Education and awareness: Organizing workshops, seminars, and guest lectures to educate students about human rights concepts, international laws, and current global challenges.
• ● Advocacy: Participating in campaigns, protests, and letter-writing initiatives to raise awareness about human rights violations and advocate for policy changes.
• ● Research and documentation: Conducting research on specific human rights issues, documenting cases of violations, and sharing information with the wider community.
• ● Community engagement: Collaborating with local organizations, NGOs, and government agencies to address human rights concerns within the community.
• ● International cooperation: Connecting with human rights organizations and networks worldwide to promote global solidarity and exchange ideas.
• ● Student development: Providing opportunities for students to develop leadership skills, critical thinking, and a sense of social responsibility.

By fostering a culture of human rights awareness and activism, these clubs play a vital role in shaping a more just and equitable society.

• 1. Dr. Jayasree T.O - (Economics)Coordinator
• 2. Mr. Sreenish T.V - (Political Science)
• 3. MS. Rashida T.N.K - (Physics)
• 4. Ms. Shibina A - (History)
• 5. Dr. Bindu V.V - (Economics)
• 6. Ms. Hredya P. - (English)
• 7. Ms. Shyma M.K - (Mathematics)
• 8. Dr. Preethakumari - (Zoology)