The human rights activism has made a major commitment to, and openly and visibly taken up, the defence and promotion of the human rights. Developmental programmes of international institutions and procedures for protection of human rights goes together with the proliferation of non governmental international organizations working in the human rights fields. Human rights NGO’s have played a particularly important role in the evolution of the international system for the protection of human rights and in trying to make it work. They provide a needed counterpoint to these governmental attitudes and deserve much of the credit for the progress that has been made in recent decades. The varied dimensions of human rights activism and the role of NGOs in protecting human rights are elaborately explored in the present book.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Ashish Chandra
Dr. Ashish Chandra born, in a modest family which is known as much for its academic aptitude, as for the close association with freedom struggle of the country. Bachelor in Tourism from prestigious Delhi University, this committed and diligently hardworking young professional earned Gold Medal for standing first class first in his MIBM examinations. Ashish, besides being co-editor to a Tourism Journal already has eight books to his credit. it has been his genius and deep academic devotion that immediately after getting through his Master' Ashish was able to start his dream career as lecturer in tourism at the Institute of Tourism and Hotel Management, Bundelkhand University, Jhansi. He has opted the problems, "Growth and Development of Tourism in India-A Critical Assessment". A Man with Crystal clear vision on short and long-term career goals and strong self-confidence in his persona, Mr. Chandra firmly believes in the quotable quote "nothing is impossible" provided one has undeterred determination to achieve.
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