Lawyers for rights, on its journey to realize its objectives, intends to reach out to as many people as possible, so that more of us come to know of the rights enshrined in our constitution and where required, fight to realize them.
It also intends to reach out through an interactive media, so that people can participate in it.
Therefore this blog came into being - to involve as many people as possible.
You are invited to participate: You can contribute in two ways: as a Author or as a Reader.
If you are an expert on any six area of our works (i.e. Right to Information (RTI), Right to Food, Women's Rights, Witch Hunting, Police Reforms and Legal Aid) and would like to help people by providing information, you can join us as an Author, so that you can post new topics.
If you wish to be a Author: Please mail us at emaillfr@gmail.com, tell us about you, so that we can send you the invitation to join us as a Author. You can also contact us by clicking here. You can also participate in this blog as a Reader, by commentingon the topics being posted, by clicking "Post a Comment" link towards the bottom of the post. You can also send your feedback by contacting us by clicking here.
Some words about the advertisements being displayed in this site: We have allowed Google advertisements to be displayed here, as we have found many of them have very good information and hence useful.
For example, on clicking following advertisement, it led us to the website of "www.sakshitrust.org".
Sakshi Trust is an NGO, originating in September 2005.
This website has a lot of valuable information on RTI.
The advertisement on the right led us to the website of "www.bayefsky.com"
It is a storehouse of information, for anyone, who wants to gain expertise on "Human Rights" from an International perspectives.
Same thing can be said of many other advertisements appearing here. You are welcome to form your own opinion about them.
This blogsite has been designed and developed by Prasanta Bora for LFR. He can be reached atmailborap@gmail.com
posted by Lawyers For Rights on Saturday, July 21, 2007 @ 10:37 PM
