SEWA NYAYA UTTHAN FOUNDATION
Service. Justice. Inclusion
Financial aid, counselling and access to justice mechanisms for atrocity survivors for long-term socio-economic recovery and a dignified return to society.
Jasveer Singh from Delhi’s Mangolpuri had a small business of filling quilts. His business was meandering along. Jasveer has a daughter, who studies in Class…
Lokesh Kumar never imagined that selling Biryani would land him in soup. After all, it was a business that sustained him and his family. However,…
In Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, a Sadhu named Kanti Prasad was beaten to death by one Anas Qureshi over a spat on religious comment. The Sadhu…
Suresh Chand was an emotional wreck when we met him. The small pan shop that he used to run was in shambles and items from…
The riots that broke out in northeast Delhi were the worst nightmare for many. They revived the age-old tensions between the two largest communities in…
Vijay Kashyap was a broken man after the riots in Delhi last year. A resident of the city’s Shiv Vihar area, which was one of…
The Shiv Vihar area of Delhi was one of the focal points of communal clashes that broke out in the city in 2020. Amarpal, who…
"Thanks for your support in my recovery."
- Rahul
When you have passed through hell, you don’t want anybody else to face the same ordeal. When there is a means to do something, you…