Justice must reach every door, not just those who can afford it.
National Human Rights Security Bureau is a non-profit organization working towards the protection and promotion of human rights, legal literacy, public welfare, & humanitarian support initiatives across India.
Who We Are ?
National Human Rights Security Bureau is a non-profit organisation registered as a Public Charitable Trust under the Indian Trusts Act, 1882…..
Mission & vision
Our mission is to protect and promote human rights, prevent legal injustice, and address societal issues through education, advocacy, and actions……
Our focus areas
✓ Human Rights & Legal Rights
✓ Literacy & Empowerment
✓ Humanitarian Support & Disaster Relief
✓ Relief of the Poor & Vulnerable
✓ Environmental Conservation
Our Initiatives
Our initiatives are designed to promote awareness, empower communities, strengthen legal literacy, encourage responsible citizenship, and support humanitarian causes through education, collaboration, and public participation. Our efforts are guided by the principles of legality, professionalism, accountability, and service to society.
Human Rights Awareness
Spreading awareness about the rights and dignity every person is entitled to.
Legal Literacy
Making people aware of laws and their legal rights, in a simple, approachable way.
Women’s Empowerment
Supporting and empowering women through awareness, equal opportunities, dignity & safety.
Relief of poor
Providing assistance and support to underprivileged & vulnerable communities in need.
Disaster Relief
Extending humanitarian assistance to communities during difficult times with timely support.
Environmental Conservation
Running awareness drives and community action to protect the resources we all depend on.
Did you know ?
Inherent Human Rights
Human rights are rights inherent to all human beings by virtue of being human, regardless of race, nationality, or status and are inalienable.
Most Translated Document
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) is the most translated document, available in over 500 languages and dialects.
The Strict 24-Hour Rule:
In India, Detaining any individual beyond the statutory 24-hour limit without producing them before a competent Magistrate constitutes illegal confinement.
Night Arrest Protection
Women in India cannot be arrested after sunset or before sunrise without explicit prior permission from a judicial magistrate.
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Join as a Member and assist those in need
Explore the various membership categories available to individuals who wish to contribute towards the Mission of National Human Rights Security Bureau.
General Member
Upon joining as a General Memeber, you will receive your complete digital membership kit directly in your inbox, which includes your virtual ID, a personal welcome letter, your membership certificate, and our community guidelines. This membership is active for one year and can be easily renewed annually. Please note that physical kits are not mailed for this tier.
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Digital membership identity card.
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Digital membership certificate.
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Digital welcome letter.
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Online Verification with Photograph
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Legal guidance and support.
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1 year duration requiring annual renewal
Lifetime Membership
Lifetime Members enjoy a permanent association with no renewal required. To celebrate your lifelong commitment, a physical membership kit will be shipped directly to your registered address. This Welcome kit includes a physical PVC ID card, a lanyard and Card holder , Welcome letter, an official membership certificate, an exclusive sticker, Rules and regulations document.
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PVC Membership Identity Card
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Laneyard and Card Holder
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Welcome Letter
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Certificate of Membership
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Waterproof community sticker.
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Rules and Regulations Documents
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Legal assistance, internship and career opportunities.
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Priority consideration for future leadership positions
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Priority consideration for future leadership positions
Premium Membership
Premium Members step into an elevated role within our organization, representing our highest tier of engagement. As a Premium Member, you will be invited to take on meaningful leadership roles—such as Area/Block Coordinator, District Coordinator, or Regional Officer—to help guide our community’s growth. These positions are entirely voluntary and honorary, carrying a fulfilling one-year tenure that can be renewed each year to remain active.
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Appointment to positions (Area/Block Coordinator / District Coordinator / Regional Officer).
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PVC Membership Identity Card
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Laneyard and Card Holder
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Welcome Letter
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Letter of Appointment
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Waterproof community sticker.
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Online Membership Verification with Photograph
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Rules and Regulations Documents
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Legal assistance, internship access, and career opportunities.
Frequently Asked Questions
We’ve answered some of the most common questions .
National Human Rights Security Bureau is a non-profit organisation registered as a Public Charitable Trust under the Indian Trusts Act, 1882. The organisation works towards the protection and promotion of human rights, legal literacy, public welfare, humanitarian support initiatives, and community development through awareness, education, advocacy, and public participation.
No. The National Human Rights Security Bureau is not a Government Organisation and does not form part of any Government Department, Ministry, Commission, or law enforcement authority. It functions independently as a registered non-governmental organisation.
Yes. The National Human Rights Security Bureau is registered under the Indian Trusts Act, 1882 Vide Registration No. IV-07/2024 and is enlisted with NITI Aayog with NGO Darpan ID UP/2024/0396964. The organisation holds final approvals under Sections 12A and 80G of the Income Tax Act, 1961, with Unique Registration Numbers (URN) AAETN5358A25LK01 and AAETN5358A25LK02 respectively. For more details, please visit the Disclosures section of the website.
The organisation undertakes a wide range of initiatives, including awareness programmes, social welfare activities, public outreach, educational campaigns, women’s empowerment initiatives, disaster relief, health and hygiene awareness, environmental conservation, and community engagement programmes from time to time.
The National Human Rights Security Bureau welcomes individuals who wish to contribute towards its mission. Opportunities to get involved include membership, volunteering, internships, career opportunities. Further details are available in the Join Us section of the website.
You can contact by email at mail@nhrsb.org through our IVR Helpline 011-69320345 or Mobile Helpline +91 9695259346. You may also submit your enquiry using the Contact Form available on our website. If you are an existing member, you can raise a support request directly through the Member Login Portal for faster resolution.
You can make a donation through our secure Donate page using the payment options available on the website, including UPI, debit cards, credit cards, net banking, and other supported online payment methods. Donations may also be made through bank transfer (NEFT/RTGS/IMPS), cheque, or demand draft. The applicable payment instructions and bank account details of the TRUST are available on the Donate page.
Yes. National Human Rights Security Bureau has been granted Final approval under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act, 1961. Eligible donations qualify for tax benefits in accordance with the applicable provisions of the Income Tax Act and the rules made thereunder.
Yes. An official donation receipt will be issued after your donation has been successfully received and processed. Eligible donors will also be issued Form 10BE (Certificate of Donation) in accordance with the applicable provisions of the Income Tax Act, 1961, enabling them to claim tax benefits under Section 80G, where applicable.
Donations received by National Human Rights Security Bureau are utilised responsibly to support its charitable objectives and public service initiatives. Contributions help organise programmes, awareness campaigns, humanitarian and community welfare activities, and meet the administrative and operational expenses and other essential requirements necessary to effectively carry out its mission.
Every day, many people experience human rights violations, injustice, and hardship without the necessary resources, guidance, or support to overcome them. Your donation helps National Human Rights Security Bureau continue reaching such individuals through awareness, humanitarian initiatives, community welfare activities, and other charitable efforts, enabling us to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those who need it most.
Yes. Companies, organisations, and institutions interested in supporting National Human Rights Security Bureau through donations, CSR initiatives, partnerships, sponsorships, or other collaborative efforts are welcome to contact us. All such collaborations are undertaken in accordance with applicable laws and the organisation’s policies. For further information, please write to us at donations@nhrsb.org or csr@nhrsb.org
Yes. National Human Rights Security Bureau is committed to protecting the privacy and confidentiality of every donor. Any personal and payment information shared with us is collected and used only for processing your donation, issuing receipts, complying with applicable legal and regulatory requirements, and communicating with you regarding your contribution. We do not sell, rent, or share your personal information with third parties for marketing or commercial purposes. For more information, please refer to our Privacy Policy.
Membership at National Human Rights Security Bureau is a voluntary association that enables individuals to formally connect with the organisation and support its mission of promoting human rights, legal literacy, public welfare, humanitarian initiatives, and community development. It reflects a sense of belonging to the organisation and a shared commitment towards its mission and objectives. Please note that membership is entirely voluntary and does not constitute employment or confer any governmental, statutory, or law enforcement authority or powers in any way.
Members receive a Membership Kit containing a Membership ID Card, Lanyard, Certificate of Membership, Welcome Letter, Sticker, Online membership verification with name and photograph, Members also receive access to the Member Login Portal, legal assistance, priority consideration for leadership positions, internships, and job opportunities, subject to the applicable terms, rules & regulations.
Membership is open to individuals who believe in and support the mission, vision, and values of National Human Rights Security Bureau and wish to become a part of its journey towards achieving its objectives. Applicants are expected to comply with the organisation’s Constitution, rules, regulations, policies, and Member Code of Conduct. Applicants must also satisfy the eligibility criteria prescribed for the respective membership category.
National Human Rights Security Bureau offers a range of membership categories to suit different levels of participation and engagement. These include General Membership, Lifetime Membership, Premium Membership, and other membership categories as well. Further details regarding eligibility, benefits, validity, and applicable membership fees are available on the Membership page of our website.
Our streamlined membership application process is simple and hassle-free. Choose a membership category, complete the online application form, upload the required documents, and pay the membership fee. Upon successful submission, you will receive an acknowledgement by email and SMS. Once your application is approved, your Membership ID and membership details will be sent to the email address. Thereafter, your Membership Kit will be dispatched to your address.
You can verify the authenticity of any of our members through the Membership Verification facility available on our website. Simply go to E-Services → Verify Membership, enter the Membership ID, and the corresponding member’s details will be displayed. If no information is displayed, the Membership ID may be considered invalid or non-genuine.
Yes. You can request the cancellation of your membership at any time by contacting the Membership Support Cell at support@nhrsb.org Once Cancellation request is approved, your membership will be permanently cancelled in accordance with the Membership Policy of National Human Rights Security Bureau.
National Human Rights Security Bureau conducts various programmes and activities time to time relating to human rights awareness, legal literacy, public welfare, humanitarian assistance, disaster relief, environmental conservation, women’s empowerment, community development etc. in accordance with its objectives.
You can participate by registering for eligible programmes announced on our official website or verified social media platforms. Most programmes are open to the general public, while certain programmes, events, or activities may be reserved exclusively for members, volunteers, institutions, or partner organisations. In such cases, a prior registration and valid ID Card may be required fo entry.
Yes. Educational institutions, organisations, government bodies, and community groups may contact us to organise awareness sessions, workshops, seminars, or collaborative programmes, subject to our availability and approval.
Updates regarding upcoming programmes, campaigns, workshops, and other activities are published on our official website and social media platforms. We also encourage you to subscribe to our newsletter to receive important announcements and updates via mail / SMS.
Yes. National Human Rights Security Bureau undertakes programmes and activities in different parts of India through its offices, members, volunteers, and collaborative partners, depending on organisational priorities and available resources.
National Human Rights Security Bureau periodically offers employment, internship and other engagement opportunities based on organisational requirements. Current opportunities are published on the Careers page of our official website.
You can apply by visiting the Careers page on our official website, selecting the relevant vacancy, and submitting the online application along with the required documents before the closing date.
The eligibility criteria vary depending on the position. The required qualifications, experience, age criteria (where applicable), and other requirements are specified in the respective recruitment notification.
Yes. National Human Rights Security Bureau offers internship opportunities for students and fresh graduates, subject to requirements and the availability of suitable projects or departments. Internship opportunities are published on the Careers page of our official website.
National Human Rights Security Bureau is an Equal Opportunity Employer and committed to a fair, transparent, and merit-based recruitment process. Employment decisions are based on the eligibility criteria, qualifications, experience, skills, and organisational requirements specified for each position. The organisation is committed to providing equal opportunity and maintaining a professional, respectful, and inclusive workplace.
Yes. You may apply for multiple positions, provided you meet the eligibility criteria for each role. We encourage applicants to carefully review the job description and eligibility requirements before applying to ensure that their qualifications, skills, and experience are well aligned with the position. Each application is assessed independently, and you may be required to undergo the recruitment and selection process separately for each position.
If you experience any difficulty using the Careers Portal or you encounter any technical issues during the application process, you may contact the Support Team at support@nhrsb.org providing your name, Email, Contact Number, the position applied for, and the description of the issue so that we can assist you.
You can contact the Support Team through email at mail@nhrsb.org through our IVR Helpline 011-69320345 or Mobile Helpline +91 9695259346. You may also submit your enquiry using the Contact Form available on our website. If you are an existing member or Staff, you can raise a support request directly through the Member / Staff Login Portal for faster resolution.
You may submit your complaint, grievance, or request for assistance by completing the Complaint Contact Form available under the E-Services menu on our website. Alternatively, you may contact our IVR Helpline at 011-69320345 or +91 9695259346 for assistance. To help us review your request efficiently, please provide complete details along with any relevant supporting documents.
For recruitment, employment, internships, or careers related enquiries, please contact the Office of Human Resources at office.hr@nhrsb.org
For donation-related enquiries, donor support, donation receipts, Section 80G tax benefit queries, or any other donation-related assistance, please contact the Office of Donor Relations at donations@nhrsb.org
For Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives, institutional partnerships, sponsorships, collaborations, Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs), or other strategic partnership enquiries, please contact csr@nhrsb.org
We value your feedback. You may submit your suggestions, compliments, or complaints through the Contact Form available on our website or by Email at mail@nhrsb.org Your feedback is important to us, it helps us improve our services and initiatives.
If you require assistance with your membership, Member Login Portal, Membership ID, Membership Fee related issues, Document Verification, or other Support, please contact the Membership Support Cell at support@nhrsb.org or create a support ticket from Member Login Portal.