Human Rights Forum (HRF) was formed in October 1998 with a strong understanding that violation or denial of rights arises in all situations of structured oppression and inequality and the democratic aspirations arising from all such situations, and resistance to such oppression, whether organized or not, whether collective or isolated, are equally important for the Rights movement: theoretically, practically and organizationally.
ఆదివాసీల ఆందోళనకు ప్రభుత్వం స్పందించాలి
HRF Meeting at Nizamabad
Fact finding on Khammam encounter
On the suicide of varadarajulu, victim of assault by Done Police
HC stays special court judgement in Dalit tonsure case
HRF release- osmania student suicide
ఆదివాసులు – ఛత్తీస్గఢ్, కంధమాల్ పై వ్యాసాలు, నివేదికలు
ఆదివాసులు – వైద్యం, సంస్కృతి, అణచివేత
నక్కపల్లి భూసేకరణ లో తోడేళ్ళ న్యాయం
New book ఎన్నికలు ప్రజాస్వామ్యం
New book సరళీకరణ విధ్వంసం
New book నక్సలైట్ ఉద్యమం వెలుగునీడలు
Fact finding team at Osmania University
Fact Finding Team at Osmania University Arts College interacting with students. HRF coordination committee member SJeevan Kumar and Hyderabad City unit president Dr. Kalapala Baburao are in the picture. Collecting facts on the suicide of a student for not getting...
HRF condemns preventive arrests of youth by TRS Government
Hindu dated 5-12-2017
Lathi charge condemned by HRF
లంబాడాలు, ఆదివాసీల వివాదమెందుకు
వాకపల్లి మహిళల న్యాయ పోరాటానీకి పదేళ్లు
నిజామాబాద్ జిల్లా మహాసభ కరపత్రం
vizag port expansion public hearing
Press Release
The Human Rights Forum (HRF) demands that the AP Pollution Control Board (APPCB) postpone the public hearing slated for 31 October 2017 in respect of the Vishakhapatnam Port Trust (VPT) expansion project. We have gathered from media reports that a public hearing is to be conducted by the APPCB on VPT’s proposal to expand two oil berths at a cost of Rs 193.31 crores.
Greyhounds massacre of Maoists, civilians at Ramaguda
The Human Rights Forum (HRF) and the Ganatantrik Adhikar Suraksha Sanghatan (GASS) demand that Greyhounds police personnel responsible for the killing of 27 Maoists and at least four civilians on the early morning of October 24, 2016 in the forest abutting Ramaguda village of Andrapalli panchayat in the “cut-off” area of Malkangiri district in Odisha be booked under relevant penal sections of the law including 302 IPC (murder) and the SC, ST (Prevention of Atrocities Act) and prosecuted. The criminal investigation in the case must be handed over to either the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) or a Court monitored Special Investigation Team (SIT).This SIT must consist of officers with impeccable credentials and untainted by earlier “encounter” killings.