About International Human Rights Organization Maharashtra in Old Agra Road, At - Purna Village, Bhiwandi

International Human Rights Organisation (IHRO) is a non-party, non-governmental organisation (NGO), dedicated to humanistic and democratic values. This voluntary organisation of the Indian subcontinent has a selective membership drawn from a variety of disciplines-Law, Journalism, Education, Medicine, Agriculture, Trade and Industry. Since its inception in 1985, the IHRO has been endeavouring to investigate and publicise violations of human rights in this part of the Indian subcontinent and abroad.

IHRO strives to bring together all those who cherish democratic values in all spheres of life- social, economic and political-and takes active steps to preserve, defend and strengthen democracy. It also strives to educate public opinion by propagating rational and constructive views on human rights, dignity and freedom, and to promote the cause of underrepresented nations and peoples including their right to self-determination, with a hope that these efforts will minimise the political conflicts and establish peace.

Main Aims & Objects

Everyone is entitled to all the rights and freedoms set forth in UN charter and covenants. And Human Rights, including the right to self-determination of all nations, are not concerns exclusively within the domestic jurisdiction of the UN member states
- (Preamble to IHRO Constitution, April 7, 1985).

IHRO is dedicated to the principles stipulated in its Constitution:

* Human Rights

* Self-determination

* Tolerance and Fraternity

*Equality

*Rule of law and Democracy

* Independence of Judiciary and Press

*Peace and political solution

IHRO studies in depth political conflicts and suggests peaceful solutions. And where there are people’s
liberation movements by nations and peoples, it seeks for them the right to self-determination.
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