Human Rights Protection or International Law, Human Rights Protection Act 1993

This volume offers a comprehensive examination of the Human Rights Protection Act, 1993, consolidating legal provisions, case law, and practical commentary for effective understanding and application. It explains the establishment, powers, and functions of the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) and State Human Rights Commissions, detailing complaint procedures, investigation mechanisms, and recommendations to the government. The book further explores the enforcement of fundamental rights, civil liberties, and redress mechanisms for violations, supported by illustrative case studies and judicial decisions. In addition to the national framework, the commentary situates India’s human rights law within international legal standards, highlighting treaties, conventions, and comparative global practices. Key topics include rights protection for vulnerable groups, obligations of public authorities, preventive measures, and remedies for human rights violations. This book equips students, lawyers, human rights officers, and policy practitioners with both doctrinal understanding and practical guidance for advocacy, research, and litigation in the human rights domain.