Social Justice For International Civil Rights Council

19/05/2026

AT SURAT OFFICE

19/05/2026

GENERAL MEETING IN SURAT OFFICE

19/05/2026

Rajasthan High Court observed that law enforcement agencies should avoid sharing photos or videos of arrested individuals on social media platforms.

The court emphasized that every person, whether accused or under investigation, deserves respect for personal dignity and privacy until proven guilty by law.

According to the observation, public exposure before conviction may violate constitutional protections and affect the principle of fair justice.

The remarks were made while hearing a matter concerning the circulation of arrest-related images online by police authorities.

The court also noted that social media should not become a platform for public judgment or character assassination.

Legal experts believe the observation strengthens the importance of human rights, due process, and responsible use of digital platforms.

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19/05/2026

Dear Members,

We are pleased to warmly welcome all our new members to Social Justice for International Civil Rights Council.

Your decision to join our organization reflects your commitment toward justice, equality, human rights, and social responsibility. Together, we will continue working to promote peace, protect civil rights, and support communities in need across different regions and societies.

We believe that every voice matters, and your participation will strengthen our mission and vision for a more just and compassionate world.

We look forward to your valuable support, ideas, and active involvement in our upcoming programs and initiatives.

Welcome to the family, and thank you for standing with us in the fight for justice and human dignity.

Best Regards,
Social Justice for International Civil Rights Council

19/05/2026

14/05/2026

When a student arriving in Charlapally to appear for the EAMCET examination was denied entry after forgetting the hall ticket and arriving late, Mr. Sainoj Jagadeesh, Working President of the Human Rights organization, responded immediately.

He escorted the student to the nearest police station, explained the situation to the Honorable SI, arranged for an online printout of the hall ticket from the station, and helped the student gain access to the examination.

On behalf of the SJFICRC organization, we extend our special congratulations and appreciation to Mr. Jagadeesh for this commendable and humanitarian intervention.

12/05/2026

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12/05/2026

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