In December 2015, Rajeev formed the National Coalition to Protect Our Children - a civil society led multi-stakeholder body, to come up with an actionable, cohesive set of solutions to address the problem of Child Sexual Abuse. The participants included UNICEF India, HAQ: Centre for Child Rights, RAMore...

In December 2015, Rajeev formed the National Coalition to Protect Our Children - a civil society led multi-stakeholder body, to come up with an actionable, cohesive set of solutions to address the problem of Child Sexual Abuse. The participants included UNICEF India, HAQ: Centre for Child Rights, RAHI Foundation, Counsel to Secure Justice and PROTSAHAN amongst other experts. Organized an Open House on Why We need to Start Talking About Child Sexual Abuse In November 2015, Rajeev organized an Open House discussion on ‘Why we need to start talking about Child Sexual Abuse and Protect Our Children’ at the Constitution Club of India. The discussion was attended by the chairperson of NCPCR, prominent child rights activists, concerned parents, members of the Delhi Police, legal professionals, survivors of abuse and their families amongst others.

Rajeev’s timely letter to Chief Minister Siddaramaiah resulted in action against the menace of liquor being served to the under-aged patrons. He took up the concern when concerned parents approached him with instances of some pubs and bars serving liquor to underage patrons. Rajeev highlighted thaMore...

Rajeev’s timely letter to Chief Minister Siddaramaiah resulted in action against the menace of liquor being served to the under-aged patrons. He took up the concern when concerned parents approached him with instances of some pubs and bars serving liquor to underage patrons. Rajeev highlighted that after more than three decades since the drinking age went up from 18 to 21 serving liquor to the under-aged is not just a blatant violation of law but a crime against children. As a result, Excise Commissioner issued directions to officials to randomly check pubs as well as raise awareness in campuses. Read More

Rajeev’s consistent stand that the school managements are responsibility for safety of children and that the Government department of Education is also responsible for regulating schools on all matters including safety of children was validated by the Karnataka High court. The court ruled that botMore...

Rajeev’s consistent stand that the school managements are responsibility for safety of children and that the Government department of Education is also responsible for regulating schools on all matters including safety of children was validated by the Karnataka High court. The court ruled that both the Government and school managements are responsible and will be called to account every time such a crime occurs. Read More