Archive · 3 Aug 2026
Vijayawada Seminar Urges Human Rights Groups to Support Victims
A group of lawyers and human‑rights activists met in Vijayawada to talk about how to protect people’s rights.
They held a seminar at the Bezwada Bar Association Hall.
The event was organized by the MR Human Rights and Anti‑Corruption Association.
Important speakers, like Vishnubhatla Lakshmi Narayana and AK Basha, said that everyone should work together with the government to keep people safe.
They also promised to help people who have been treated unfairly.
The seminar was a chance for lawyers to share ideas and plan how to defend people’s rights.
It showed that many people care about fairness and justice.
The meeting helped make sure that the law is used to protect everyone.
The goal is to make sure that no one is hurt or treated badly without help.
A seminar on human rights and anti‑corruption was held in Vijayawada on Sunday.
The event was organized by the MR Human Rights and Anti‑Corruption Association at the Bezwada Bar Association Hall.
Attendees included prominent legal professionals and association leaders such as Vishnubhatla Lakshmi Narayana, AK Basha, and Gundareddy Mallikarjuna Reddy.
Speakers urged stronger coordination between citizens, authorities, and human‑rights groups to protect public rights.
The seminar emphasized legal means and moral support for victims of rights violations.
- Who
- Legal professionals and leaders of the MR Human Rights and Anti‑Corruption Association
- What
- A seminar on human rights and anti‑corruption
- When
- Sunday (date not specified)
- Where
- Bezwada Bar Association Hall, Vijayawada
- Why
- To raise awareness, strengthen coordination, and support victims of rights violations
- Event
- Human rights and anti‑corruption seminar
- Location
- Bezwada Bar Association Hall, Vijayawada
- Organiser
- MR Human Rights and Anti-Corruption Association
- Key Speakers
- Vishnubhatla Lakshmi Narayana, AK Basha, Gundareddy Mallikarjuna Reddy
- Focus
- Protecting public rights, supporting victims of violations