It is not enough to be compassionate you must act
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- If you wish to be the voice of people who have suffered harm, physical or mental violence, emotional suffering, economic loss or fundamental rights are impaired…
- If you wish to fill in courage to survivors of injustice who are afraid, panicked and feel powerless, unsafe or lonely…
- If you are moved by social injustice and the rising crime rate and be a voice of the underprivileged and marginalized weaker section of the society.
- If you wish to provide relief by listening to victims who are stressed, anxious, irritable and tired, and help uphold dignity of a fellow human being
Words of Volunteers
WHAT THEY ARE TALKING ABOUT NYAYA DARPAN FOUNDATION
Nagul Shaik
Srishti Jalan
Riya
Frequently asked questions
VOLUNTEERS FREQUENTLY ENQUIRE THESE QUESTIONS
We understand you may have other questions too, that are not covered here in this list, please write to us at info@nyayadarpan.com and we will revert to you.
While there are plethora of opportunities to choose from you might choose to support and do all in your power to supply legal counsel, raise awareness, and offer help to the society’s most vulnerable and disadvantaged groups.
If you are a lawyer, you have the opportunity to take up these clients’ cases and represent them probono. If you are from a different field, you may donate your time to support campaigns for human rights awareness, build the appropriate business cases, and, if necessary, engage with lawmakers or other law enforcement authorities especially in the areas of Cyber Crime, Intimate Partner Abuse, LGBTQ Diversity and Inclusion and to help integrate the Prisoners, Undertrials and Inmates back into the society.
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Inspiration comes in all shapes and sizes. We at Nyaya Darpan Foundation contribute our success to the time, effort and support of volunteers.
Adv. Sonia Rajesh
Srishti
Advocate
Sharan
Business Owner, JBH
Shashikant
Advocate
Akanksha
Advocate
The cost of mediocrity is discontentment.”