HRACFT is an ISO 9001-2015 certified national trust, pledged with the National Human Rights Commission, working through a nationwide RTI Task Force to make citizens aware of their rights and hold institutions accountable.
The Human Rights and Consumer Forum Trust (HRACFT) — मानवाधिकार एवं उपभोक्ता फोरम (ट्रस्ट) — is a registered national trust (Regd. No. 349/2015) working to ensure that basic human rights are respected everywhere and are never compromised for economic or political convenience.
Through our Right to Information (RTI) Task Force, formed after the RTI Act came into force on 12 October 2005, we help ordinary citizens understand and use this powerful law — to question stalled government work, verify medical store and school/college licenses, audit welfare schemes, and demand accountability from public and private institutions.
We are proud to be a Human Rights Pledge certified organisation of the National Human Rights Commission, an Integrity Pledge holder of the Central Vigilance Commission, and an ISO 9001-2015 certified trust.
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Certificate No. 2749824467 · Issued 17 Jan 2020
Certificate No. 8995597287
Regd. No. 349/2015 · New Delhi
Work to ensure basic human rights are respected everywhere, without discrimination and without compromise for economic or political expediency.
Act against fraud on consumers — verifying shop samples, medical store licenses, school/college recognition and government scheme implementation.
Spread knowledge of the Right to Information Act, 2005 so every citizen can question delays and demand transparency from public offices.
Raise our voice against domestic violence, harassment, child labour, dowry and child marriage — and help victims access justice.
Work against discrimination based on caste, class or economic status, and support the poor, elderly and helpless in society.
Build direct channels between citizens and civil/district administration to speed up grievance redressal and welfare access.
"Information obtained under the Right to Information Act is a powerful tool to expose irregularities and fight corruption — from medical store licenses to school recognitions and government schemes."
"The Right to Information is not merely an administrative procedure — it is a fundamental democratic right through which citizens can demand accountability from government."