In HRDI, we firmly believe 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. We are also aware of the fact that despite different measures taken by the Government and non Government institutions, severe violations of human’s rights are resulting into victimization of human rights of individuals and various religious and ethnic groups. Those individuals and groups are forced to live in the margin of their respective societies, in absence of any support from media, human rights organisations, government agencies and the general public.
We are also convinced that there is crucial links between human rights violations, poverty, exclusion, vulnerability and conflict and the vital role human rights organisations play in mobilising social change; transforming state-society relations; removing the barriers faced by the poor in accessing services; and providing the basis for the integrity of information services and justice systems needed for the emergence of a social order based on equality and justness.
