HUMAN RIGHTS CHAMPION

Presented by
Bhramara Tandia
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HUMAN RIGHTS CHAMPION
MANJULA PRADEEP
 Struggle for emancipate in life

• Manjula pradeep is a Buddhist- Ambedkarite human rights

activist in india. Who has been actively working on
empowering dalits and sc/st/ Muslim women in India.
fighting for rights, justice and self respect and
constitutional rights.
• She is from Vododara, Gujarat, India.
• She was born in October 9, 1969.
• Ms Pradeep has a master’s degree in social work from
M.S. University, Vadodara.
• and also a bachelor degree in law from Gujarat University.
• Manjula Pradeep was the second daughter born to an
orthodox Dalit family in Vadodara. As her father
expected a son, her birth was not welcome in the family.
• Quote- “I am proud that I am a woman. In my
community when a girl is born, people feel
uncomfortable. I have made a mark in such a society;
have awakened those women who were reluctant to
voice their opinions. Now they fight injustice.”
• “I am a strong believer of equality for all regardless of
caste, class, color, religion, gender or ethnicity”
• Pradeep is such a personality who dedicated her life to
Ambedkar- pulley mission and A human rights activist
with a passion and commitment to end any kind of
discrimination or violence.
• Ms Pradeep has been involved in human rights work
for the past three decades and is one of the foremost
women leaders of the Dalit movement.
• Manjula Pradeep is the former Executive Director of
Navsarjan Trust, one of the largest Dalit rights
organizations.
• And also she is the Director of Campaigns at Dalit
Human Rights Defenders Network
 Workshop for Bahujan women(sc/st/ Muslim)
 Fatehpur, Uttar Pradesh, In Koraput district. #ShaheenBagh
Just can't take it
I just can’t take it
I just can’t see the sufferings
I just can’t see the pain
I just can’t see someone being humiliated 
I just can’t see someone being killed, raped, flogged and lynched
I just can’t see friends becoming enemies 
I just can’t see trust turning to mistrust 
I just can’t see millions of people getting displaced 
I just can’t see I just can’t see I just can’t 

I want a new world, I want peace, I want to live a life full of humanity!!
 AWARD
• In 2011, she was selected as a woman
peacemaker by Joan B. Kroc Institute for
Peace and Justice, University of San Diego.
• In 2015, she was awarded the femina women
2015 social impact award.
• In 2017 she got “jijabai women achiever
award ” by university of delhi.
 CONCLUSION
• Coming out from a Dalits community and
becoming a human rights activist, it really a great
contribution done by Pradeep.
• Democracy without women there is no
democracy. As a ledear she always trying to
create a safe space for women to be part of this
democracy and human rights so that the
community can enjoy the true liberty, equality
and justice from the Brahminical hegemony.
Thank you