Jai Singh

Founder

Founder of Volunteers for Social Justice

Jai Singh is the founder of Volunteers for Social Justice (1985)^[1], an Indian non-profit working on human rights and livelihood from Phillaur.

Volunteers for Social Justice

Volunteers for Social Justice (VSJ) surveys workplaces to identify bonded labourers and provides legal advice and rehabilitation support, and has helped identify and release over 30,000 bonded labourers, including children, across Punjab and neighbouring states.

Volunteers for Social Justice reports the following, on its own site:

Since inception, identified and released over 30,000 bonded labourers (including child bonded labourers) in Punjab and other Northern India states

Organisations: 1
Based in: Phillaur
Founded: 1985
Press: 1

References

[1] “The Volunteers For Social Justice Is A Registered Charity Under The Societies Registration Act, 1860 And Has Income Tax Exemption Under The Foreign Contribution Regulatory Act, 1961 And Was Founded In 1985 By Its Current General Secretary Jai Singh.” — Volunteers for Social Justice. Source

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