Advancing Human Rights Through Research, Evidence & Policy
The NHRCCB Training and Research Committee of the National Human Rights & Crime Control Bureau (NHRCCB) is dedicated to promoting evidence-based research, policy analysis, documentation, and publication on contemporary human rights issues. Through systematic studies and collaborative research, NHRCCB seeks to generate reliable knowledge, support informed decision-making, and contribute to the development of effective policies and practices that strengthen human rights, justice, and good governance.
Our research initiatives are designed to identify emerging challenges, document best practices, evaluate public policies, and recommend practical solutions that contribute to the protection of human dignity and constitutional values.
Objectives
The Research Studies & Reports Division aims to:
- Promote evidence-based research on Human Rights and Constitutional Values.
- Conduct thematic studies on national and regional human rights issues.
- Support policy development through research and data-driven recommendations.
- Encourage academic collaboration with educational and research institutions.
- Publish research reports, policy briefs, discussion papers, and case studies.
- Strengthen legal awareness, advocacy, and public dialogue through quality publications.
- Contribute to national and international discourse on human rights and social justice.
Major Areas of Research
NHRCCB undertakes research in diverse thematic areas, including:
- Human Rights & Constitutional Law
- Child Rights & Child Protection
- Women's Rights & Gender Equality
- Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes & Minority Rights
- Disability Rights & Inclusive Development
- Senior Citizens' Rights
- Environmental & Climate Justice
- Cyber Rights & Digital Safety
- Crime Prevention & Community Safety
- Police Reforms & Access to Justice
- Legal Literacy & Consumer Rights
- Education & Human Rights
- Public Health & Human Rights
- Mental Health & Well-being
- Governance, Public Policy & Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Research Activities
The Research Division undertakes:
- National & State-Level Research Studies
- Baseline & Impact Assessment Studies
- Policy Analysis & Legal Research
- Survey-Based Research
- Field Investigations & Documentation
- Human Rights Case Studies
- Research Publications & Working Papers
- White Papers & Policy Briefs
- Institutional Research Projects
- Collaborative Research with Universities & Research Institutions
Publications
NHRCCB periodically publishes:
- Research Reports
- Human Rights Status Reports
- Policy Briefs
- Issue Papers
- Discussion Papers
- Annual Reports
- Case Study Compendiums
- Research Journals (where applicable)
- Conference Proceedings
- Training & Resource Manuals
All publications are intended to promote academic excellence, policy dialogue, and public awareness.
Research Collaboration
NHRCCB welcomes collaborative research proposals from:
- Universities & Colleges
- Research Institutions
- Law Schools
- Government Departments
- Think Tanks
- NGOs & Civil Society Organizations
- Faculty Members
- Research Scholars (M.Phil./Ph.D.)
- Independent Researchers
- International Academic Institutions
Collaborative projects may include joint research, surveys, policy analysis, publications, conferences, workshops, and funded research initiatives.
Funding Support
Subject to organizational policies and the availability of resources, NHRCCB may provide technical guidance, institutional collaboration, or financial assistance for selected research projects that align with its mission and objectives.
Research proposals may be considered based on:
- Academic merit
- Social relevance
- Innovation
- Methodological quality
- Policy impact
- Feasibility and expected outcomes
Submission of a proposal does not guarantee approval or funding.
Research Ethics
NHRCCB is committed to the highest standards of academic integrity and ethical research. All researchers are expected to:
- Maintain honesty, transparency, and objectivity.
- Respect confidentiality and informed consent.
- Avoid plagiarism, fabrication, and falsification of data.
- Follow applicable ethical and legal standards.
- Acknowledge all sources appropriately.
Any violation of research ethics may result in rejection or termination of the project.
Submit a Research Proposal
Researchers and institutions interested in collaborating with NHRCCB are invited to submit research proposals containing:
- Title of the Study
- Background & Rationale
- Objectives
- Research Methodology
- Expected Outcomes
- Timeline
- Estimated Budget (if funding is requested)
- Details of the Principal Investigator and Institution
- Relevant supporting documents
All proposals will be reviewed by the NHRCCB Training and Research Committee.
Submit a Research Proposal
Our Commitment
NHRCCB believes that research is a powerful instrument for protecting human rights, influencing public policy, and promoting sustainable social change. Through rigorous research, collaborative partnerships, and evidence-based advocacy, we strive to strengthen democratic institutions, advance justice, and contribute to a more equitable and inclusive society.
Research with Integrity · Generate Evidence · Influence Policy · Protect Human Rights.
