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​​​Civil Society Charter Of Youth Rights



WHAT ARE 

YOUTH RIGHTS ?

Youth rights are essentially Human Rights that recognise youth-hood as a unique stage in Human life. The Human Right to life, to freedom, to equality and livelihood need to be contextualised for young people.

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 WHY DO WE NEED 

YOUTH RIGHTS?​

While the Fundamental Rights in the Indian Constitution and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights include young people, given the large demographic shift in India and across the world, it is now increasingly necessary to look at youth as a special category of citizenry whose needs are different and need to be articulated as such. 

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      Youth Rights


YOUTH RIGHTS

RIGHT TO EQUALITY

RIGHT TO FREEDOM

RIGHT AGAINST EXPLOITATION

 RIGHT TO FREEDOM OF RELIGION

RGHT TO EQUALITY

A stylized human head with a graduation cap, connected to a pen and a globe, symbolizing the right to education.

A computer monitor surrounded by symbols of different professions, symbolizing the right to dignified livelihoods.

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A stylized eye with plant-like structures growing from it, each with a human figure at the end, symbolizing intergenerational equity.

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A globe with a heart at its center, surrounded by human figures reaching upwards, symbolizing the right to health and wellbeing.

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Four people standing on a platform, raising their arms and holding signs or flags, symbolizing the right to civic and political participation.

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R​IGHT TO FREEDOM

A person holding a pen and a megaphone, with a light bulb above their head, symbolizing the right to freedom of thought and expression.

A stylized diagram of overlapping circles with gender symbols and a central oval shape, symbolizing the right to sexuality education.

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Two people connected by a heart, symbolizing the right to form relationships and choose life partners.

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A group of people holding hands in a circle, with a book and a music stand above them, symbolizing the right to form student associations.

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RIGHT AGAINST EXPLOITATION

gear with a scale and a fist inside, surrounded by human figures, including one in a wheelchair, symbolizing the right to safe and fair employment.

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 RIGHT TO FREEDOM OF RELIGION

A person surrounded by symbols of different forms of exploitation, symbolizing the right to protection from all forms of exploitation.

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A person holding overlapping circles with symbols of different religions, symbolizing the right to choose and practice one's own religion.

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The movement to recognise and  legitimise Youth Rights is growing and we need your support!

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