There is unparallel increase in the exploitation and harassment amongst the people during the present times. All this is perhaps due to the ignorance and lack of knowledge about the existing facilities and welfare measures for the people already existing in the legislations and law. This has led to lot of sufferings.
The Human rights have existed for many years and there have been people including the social workers who have made the society realize their rights and educated them about the same. The realization and enlightenment about the human rights has brought an awakening in the society and made the world a better place to live in.
The situation of women in society has gone through tremendous changes where women have enjoyed great rights in the past and as a paradox have also suffered to the extent which words fail to explain. The present condition of the women in the existing times, in spite of the various feminist and post feminist movements is extremely painful and worse. The second track about women`s rights and the tremendous response on this issue through the contributions on different angles ratifies the awakening on the issue. Different angles have been covered from the transgender issues, home makers to the highest office holders in the corporate world showing that the cause is very important to society.
The issues of the marginalised have worked wonders because of movements supporting their cause. After centuries of much exploitation, there is significant progress in these different sections. The contributions towards this particular section also shows that there is still a concern for the smaller sections in the minds of the people in spite of the mad rush and the race of time. Much remains to be done but the seed has been sown.
Contents :
1. A Turbulent Voyage of Rights for Humanity
– Prof. Vibhuti Patel
2. A Study of Management System as Rights of Human Resource in Steel Industries in Pune Region
– Ms. Behnaz Shakib
3. Human Rights and Development
– Dr. Sunil Purohit, Ms. Dhwani Pandya
4. Women in Middle East-A Week Breeze of Change
– Mr. Unni Kannissery, Ms. Komalam
5. Deconstructing the Politics of Subjugation: A Literary Perspective
– Dr. Shivani Jha
6. Violation against Human Rights in India
– Ms. Monika Nagori, Dr. Sudha Bhatnagar
7. Stereotyping Women: An Exploration of Theory, Research and Practice
– Dr. Mrinalini Pandey
8. Miles to Go…..
– Dr. Sunil Nagpurkar
9. Gender Sensitivity: An HR Issue
– Ms. Nidhi Shukla
10. The HR (HUman Resource or Human Rights) Issues for Employees in Mergers and Acquisitions
– Mr. Rakesh S. Pandya
11. Conflict, Refugees and Humanitarian Agencies in India: A Case Study of Bangladesh
– Dr. Baddruddin
12. Consequences of Marginalisation on Upbringing of Children
– Dr. Sangita T. Ghodake
13. Role of Education in Protecting Human Rights of Marginalised Section
– Dr. Ratnaprabha N. Rajmane
14. From Dusk to Dawn: For Light and Sight
– Dr. Renu Trivedi, Ms. Pradnya Garad
15. Women in the Legal Regime
– Dr. Sunita Khariwal
16. A Study of the Challenges Daughters Face in Family Business Succession
– Ms. Renu Khandelwal
17. Reproductive Rights as Human Rights of Women
– Dr. Bindu Variath
18. The Social Stigma of Infertility in Indian Society-An Exploration of Literary and Cinematic Texts
– Dr. Monica Khanna
19. Colonial Racism and Discrimination: A Trip in BB & CI Railway (1864-1874)
– Dr. Madhumita Bandyopadhyay
20. Legal Empowerment of Women: Laws versus Reality
– Dr. Ranjana Mishra
21. Rights of Women in Sikhism
– Dr. Ravinder Kaur Cheema
22. Globalization: Privatisation: Social Equality in the field of Higher Education: The Mumbai Experience
– Dr. Usha R. Vijayalaxmi
23. Cesaire and Human Rights: The Universal in the Particular
– Dr. Vasumathi Badrinathan
24. Social Inclusion of North-east Indians: A Challenge
– Ms. Manasi V. Bhagwat
25. Human Trafficking in India: Modern Form of Slavery
– Ms. Seema Jha
26. Status of Socio-economic Rights of Women Working in Unorganised Sector in Mumbai District
– Ms. Karishma Khadiwala, Ms. Sunita Rai
27. The Oppressed Children of Kashmir
– Ms. Susannah Malkan
28. Juvenile Justice in India with Special Reference to Rape and Murder Cases
– Ms. Sunanda Bhasagare
29. Including the Excluded: A Study of Human Rights and Transgender People in Suburban Mumbai
– Ms. Liji Santosh
30. Women`s Rights: A Human Rights Perspective
– Ms. Minakshi D. Singh, Ms. Veena Shinde-Deore
31. Women of 3rd World and Agro Biodiversity Conservation-Towards the Recognition of Women`s Right
– Ms. Priti Srivastava
32. Globalisation and Information Technology: Impact on Human Rights
– Dr. Sameer G. Thakur
33. A Study of Status of Elderly Women`s Right in India
– Dr. Diwakar Dhondu Kadam
34. Development and Environmental Crisis (A Case Study of Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant in Tamil Nadu)
– Ms. R. Vijayalakshmi
35. A Study of Social Security of Workers
– Dr. Sangeeta N. Pawar
36. Implication of Son Preference on Women`s Human Rights: An Investigation
– Dr. Ravishri Mishra
37. Human Rights and Health with Reference to Gramin Rugnalaya Hospital in Badlapur
– Dr. Vinayak K. Raje, Mr. Shivaji A. Pawar
38. “Right to Work with Dignity” and Sexual Harassment at Workplace with Respect to Women Working in the Unorganised Sector
– Ms. Pramila D`Souza
39. Bringing a Human Rights Lens to Corporates
– Ms. Nikita Shrivastava
40. Violation of Women`s (Human) Rights in the Conflicts Zone: With Special Reference to the North-east of India
– Ms. Mummy Chhetry Barua
41. Rights of Women in India
– Mr. Raj A. Soshte, MS. Asmita Bagde
42. National Food Security Bill 2013: An Analysis
– Mr. Vishnu J. Bhandare
43. Human Rights and Women: Indian Context
– Mr. Shashikant Mundhe
44. Linking Human Rights and the Environment
– Ms. Sabiha More
45. Pathfinder of Inclusive Fundamental Rights for Employees
– Ms. Vaishali P. Garkal
46. Child Labour
– Ms. Komal Sunil Raisinghani
47. Women Rights: A Case Study on Status of Women in Powai and Bhandup Area: With Special Reference to Educational Rights of Women
– Mr. Ramji Tiwari, Ms. Komal Anil Tiwari
48. Education to Right and Human Right: A Survey Based Study
– Mr. Surrendra G. Thakur, Ms. Veronica Rajgopal
49. Employment Rights of Disabled Women With Reference to PwD Act
– Ms. Madhavi Ajit Khot, Ms. Shaikh Zeenath Rauf
50. `Daughters of India`-Voyage Since 1947
– Ms. Rani D`Souza, Ms. Kalpana Rai Menon
51. Human Right and Drinkable Water: A Survey Based Study in Thane District
– Mr. Deepak B. Bansod
52. Swa-Janiv Te Jan-Jagaran (Self-awareness to Community Awareness)
– Dr. Rashmi Vyavaharkar, Mrs. Sugandha Lad
53. Role of Education and Training to Prevent Drunk Driving as a Measure of Road Safety
– Ms. Usha V. Bhandare
54. Opportunities and Challenges for Women in Corporate Settings
– Ms. Darshana D. Kadwadkar, Dr. T.P. Ghule
55. Child Abuse-A Human Right Perspective
– Mr. Mahendra Pachadkar
56. An Overview of Constitution of India and Women`s Human Rights: An Analysis
– Ms. Momina Sirguroh
57. Role of Banking Ombudsman in Protection of Consumer Rights
– Ms. Manjusha Kulkarni
58. Glass Ceiling in Indian Context
– Ms. Sulbha Bapu Kamble
59. Changing Role of Women in India
– Dr. Alka Mohan Kadam
60. Awareness of Human Rights among Women and Role of Media
– Ms. Sangita S. Mohanty
61. Equity, Inclusion, Fairness: The Should be Approach to Remove Marginalisation
– Ms. Prabhjyot Kaur
62. International Human Rights Law and Globalisation
– Dr. Tabbassum Sheikh
63. Rights Surpassed in Social Network
– Ms. Rani Podichetty
64. Rights of Domestic Helpers: A Case Study on Women Domestic Helpers in Powai Area
– Ms. Seema Rawat, Ms. Shurlly Tiwari
65. The Saga of Prostitutes Ancient Period to Present-day Scenario
– Ms. Sudha Kini
66. Human Right Violations Faced by People with Disabilities in India
– Dr. Jadhav Babban Bhivsen
67. Women Rights and Laws
– Mr. Manoj Kumar Tiwari
68. A Critical Evaluation of Human Rights with Reference to Today`s Corporate World
– Mr. Ashok Poojari
69. Child Labour: The Bitter Boon for Country
– Mr. Amit Rajput, Mr. Mangal Singh Ranawat
70. To Empower is To Uplift (Redirecting Marginal Existence)
– Ms. Shagun Rawat
71. Perceptions of Elementary Level School Teachers towards the Parameters Outlined in RTE Act, 2009: A Status Study
– Dr. Mrs. Snehal S. Donde, Mrs. Seema V. Nair
72. Human Rights SWOC of Primary Education of BMC and RTE Act
– Mrs. Kanchan S. Fulmal
73. Human Rights Education in India: Issues and Implications
– Dr. Ankush L. More
