Release Charter Demands for women safety DU students raised voice Students of Delhi University led by Miranda House and joined by youth of Delhi have released a charter of the policy makers of India demanding safety, security for women, framing rights for the girl child and the right to education. The charter has been created on the beliefs that for effective result policies have to be changed. On this process Other participating colleges include Hindu College, Sri Ram College of Commerce, Delhi School of Social Work and Delhi School of Economics. The charter called the Platform for Action: Of, for and by young people was the result of three month field work, interacting with victims and survivors of violence, sensitizing police personnel and creating awareness on womens laws and rights among the urban slums IANS reported. The various ministries thought that the students stressed and there were enough of protests, and now the youth and government needs to work hand in hand to bring change and create a secured environment. Activists from the Centre for Advocacy and Research and Plan India, who were crucial to the release of the demand charter, stressed that protection of women needs to become a political agenda. Akhila sivadas director of Advocacy and Research executive she explained that Several policies, programmes have failed to provide security arrangements. Protection has to become a political agenda now as youth are anxious and they want to leave an imprint.
Posted on: Thu, 17 Apr 2014 12:23:14 +0000
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