Strategy:
The core strategy of PVCHR is based on four pillars is as follows
1. Policy to Practice: Grass – root level implementation as model village
2. Practice to Policy: People Centric Advocacy
3. Collaboration for solidarity, learning and replication of model
4. Organisation Building and Capacity Building
In the model mentioned above process policy changes are turned into reality with a tedious process towards the establishment of torture free villages.
This process is focussing on survivors and institutional reforms through;
1. Healing (Testimonial Therapy)
2. Legal Redress
3. Solidarity and Protection in a local context
4. Institutional Reform (Advocacy)
Latest Initiatives
Innovation:
Breaking culture of silence and bringing oppressed communities as Human Rights defenders through Testimonial Therapy, folk school, capacity building and space to learn knowledge, attitude and practice for human rights struggle are our main strategy to mobilise people. Amplify narrative of communities and survivors for solidarity is a powerful tool to mobilize intellectuals, policy makers and academicians.
Initiatives
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Comprehensive program for survivors of torture and Organized Violence
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Comprehensive program for model village and model blocks
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Comprehensive program for women and child sectors
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program for national lobby, advocacy and campaign
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Program for international solidarity, partnership and networking
Neo Dalit Movement
Raghuvanshi has called for the establishment of a neo-Dalit movement to eliminate the caste system and overthrow feudalism, thereby establishing a society based on equal dignity for all humankind. The neo-Dalit movement – combining Shudras and ati-Shudras (dalits of all kinds) from all regions – would formulate a popular movement against the ‘culture of impunity’ and the existing caste system.