An ISO 9001-2015 certified national trust (Regd. No. 349/2015), pledged with the National Human Rights Commission and the Central Vigilance Commission.
Human Rights and Consumer Forum Trust (मानवाधिकार एवं उपभोक्ता फोरम ट्रस्ट) is a National Human Rights organisation headquartered in New Delhi, dedicated to the protection, promotion and advancement of human rights and consumer rights for all citizens.
Founded on the principles of justice, equality and constitutional values, HRACFT works to ensure that every individual is aware of their fundamental rights and has access to real mechanisms for their protection — chiefly through its Right to Information (RTI) Task Force, formed after the RTI Act, 2005 came into effect on 12 October 2005.
📍 Headquarters: New Delhi, India · 🏛️ Legal Status: Registered Trust (Regd. No. 349/2015) · ✅ Certifications: ISO 9001-2015 | NHRC Human Rights Pledge | CVC Integrity Pledge
Source: HRACFT Trust Deed & Objectives. See our Resources page for the full bylaws document.
"Information obtained under the Right to Information Act is a powerful tool that can be used to expose irregularities and fight corruption. Through this vital source, you can ensure your own work is completed properly, and also hold government and private institutions accountable.
By conducting inquiries into issues like medical store licensing, school and college recognition, and hospital or government scheme implementation, we work to remove roadblocks and guide people toward justice. Our core mission is to provide informed assistance to the public in understanding their rights and responsibilities under the Right to Information law."
Office: Plot No. 151, Khasra No. 151, Freedom Fighter Enclave, IGNOU Road, Neb Sarai, New Delhi-110068
"As enshrined in Article 19 of the Constitution, the right to information is fundamental — it guarantees every citizen the freedom of expression and the right to seek information. This principle was carried forward into the Right to Information Act, implemented by the Government of India on 12 October 2005.
The Right to Information is not merely an administrative procedure — it is a fundamental democratic right through which citizens can demand accountability from their government. Our dedication is to provide awareness and guidance so that every citizen can enjoy the benefits of this foundational right."
"Protecting every citizen's fundamental and constitutional rights requires continuous, sustainable effort in cooperation with the government — and making the public aware of decisions taken in their interest, right down to remote areas."
"Since the Right to Information Act came into force, corrupt practices have not stopped completely — but if you stay aware of your rights, using this law can keep negligent officials on their toes. I request everyone to gain this knowledge and use it to their benefit."
Certified by the National Human Rights Commission, India — pledged to protect and promote human rights of all, without discrimination, at all times.
Certificate No. 2749824467 · Issued 17 January 2020
Certificate of Commitment from the Central Vigilance Commission — committed to the highest standards of honesty, integrity and rule of law.
Certificate No. 8995597287
Quality-management certified trust, maintaining consistent standards of service delivery across all our offices and programmes.
Regd. No. 349/2015