Multiple Action Research Group (MARG)

Multiple Action Research Group (MARG) "JUSTICE THROUGH LEGAL EMPOWERMENT"

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Set up in 1985, MARG conducts research and provides socio-legal services to the poor and the marginalised. We have worked closely with the rural poor, women, children, unorganized labour and people displaced by development projects.

Two days, countless conversations, interactions and one shared commitment—strengthening access to justice at the grassro...
02/05/2026

Two days, countless conversations, interactions and one shared commitment—strengthening access to justice at the grassroots.
Our Community Justice Workers Orientation in Sahebpur Kamaal, Begusarai brought together passionate individuals ready to address issues of gender-based violence, child rights, cyber safety, and entitlements. Through discussions, activities, and collective reflection, we’re building a stronger, more responsive community justice network.

Adv. Kiran Singh, Legal Consultant at MARG, led a training session on the POSH Act at the Central Health Education Burea...
22/04/2026

Adv. Kiran Singh, Legal Consultant at MARG, led a training session on the POSH Act at the Central Health Education Bureau, New Delhi. The session seamlessly combined an in-depth understanding of the law with discussions on key provisions, procedures, and landmark judgments that continue to shape its implementation.
Building on this, the conversation engaged with employers perspectives highlighting their crucial role and legal responsibilities in preventing and addressing workplace sexual harassment.
Through such capacity-building initiatives, we move closer to strengthening institutional mechanisms and fostering a culture of dignity, safety, and equality at the workplace.

The Constitution is not a mere lawyer’s document, it is a vehicle of life.” — Dr. B. R. AmbedkarOn this Ambedkar Jayanti...
14/04/2026

The Constitution is not a mere lawyer’s document, it is a vehicle of life.” — Dr. B. R. Ambedkar
On this Ambedkar Jayanti, we celebrate the enduring strength of the Constitution of India—A living document that empowers, protects, and uplifts millions.
It gives us the right to dream, the freedom to speak, and the courage to stand for justice. It reminds us that equality is not just an idea, but a promise we can achieve together.
Let’s carry forward this vision with hope, responsibility, and pride.
.RAmbedkar

Two days, countless conversations, and one shared commitment—strengthening access to justice at the grassroots ✨Our Comm...
14/04/2026

Two days, countless conversations, and one shared commitment—strengthening access to justice at the grassroots ✨
Our Community Justice Workers’ Orientation in Karnal brought together passionate individuals ready to address issues of gender-based violence, child rights, cyber safety, and entitlements. Through discussions, activities, and collective reflection, we’re building a stronger, more responsive community justice network. ⚖️

An insightful and deeply reflective conversation between our General Body member, Adv. Anant Kumar Asthana (child rights...
10/04/2026

An insightful and deeply reflective conversation between our General Body member, Adv. Anant Kumar Asthana (child rights lawyer), and Dr. Deo, Chair on Justice for Children (in collaboration with UNICEF), brings forward uncomfortable yet important truths about the Juvenile Justice system.
From questioning why 18 is the legal threshold, to challenging the myth that Juvenile Justice is “lenient,” and highlighting how stigma, lack of participation, and gaps in implementation continue to fail children—this exchange compels us to rethink how the law actually translates into a child’s lived reality.
It also sheds light on often-overlooked concerns such as meaningful online engagement, the need to educate rather than restrict, and how curiosity and awareness remain some of the simplest yet most powerful tools for protecting child rights.
Read full transcript.
Link- https://unicefchairnludelhi.com/ #/childright

MARG participated in the event “Mohalle Ke Saathi – Woh Aage, Hum Peeche” organized by Ankur Foundation, where diverse o...
06/04/2026

MARG participated in the event “Mohalle Ke Saathi – Woh Aage, Hum Peeche” organized by Ankur Foundation, where diverse organizations came together with a shared commitment to work with and for the community. Representing MARG, D. Edwin Charles and Rajesh Sharma presented our ongoing interventions in Savda Ghevra and the villages of Gorakhpur, highlighting grassroots engagement and impact. The gathering fostered a meaningful exchange of best practices, shared impact stories, and collective reflections on the way forward for strengthening community-led initiatives.

Strengthening Access to Justice through Legal Awareness During SADHANA Saptah (2–8 April 2026) organized by the Departme...
04/04/2026

Strengthening Access to Justice through Legal Awareness

During SADHANA Saptah (2–8 April 2026) organized by the Department of Justice, Government of India, Ms. Sana Siddiqui, Executive Director, MARG, participated as a domain expert.
She delivered a session on legal awareness initiatives under the DISHA Scheme, emphasizing the critical role of awareness in enabling access to justice. The discussion further explored how state actors can collaboratively develop a more responsive and inclusive justice delivery ecosystem, particularly for marginalized communities.
Such platforms are vital in aligning policy, practice, and grassroots realities to ensure justice is not only available, but accessible to all.

MARG attended the National Consultation on Tele-Law Program Activities under the DISHA Scheme, held at Vigyan Bhawan, Ne...
01/04/2026

MARG attended the National Consultation on Tele-Law Program Activities under the DISHA Scheme, held at Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi.
This marks a significant and commendable initiative by the Ministry of Law and Justice towards leveraging technology to enhance access to justice. The consultation focused on strengthening Tele-Law, Pro Bono (Nyaya Bandhu), and legal literacy initiatives to ensure inclusive and citizen-centric service delivery.
The launch of tools such as the DISHIKA mascot -Nyaya Setu AI Chatbot and mobile application reflects an important step towards modernizing the legal ecosystem. At the same time, it underscores the need for continuous capacity-building of legal professionals and stakeholders to effectively and responsibly utilize these tools.
With the right training and engagement, such technology-driven interventions can play a transformative role in improving access to justice, particularly at the grassroots level.
MARG looks forward to contributing to this evolving ecosystem through its continued work in legal awareness and community engagement.

30/03/2026

MARG Executive Director Ms. Sana Siddiqui conducted a masterclass for mass media students at Graphic Era Hill University, highlighting the crucial role of the fourth pillar—media in strengthening democracy.
# GEHU

30/03/2026

Maternity Benefit is not a privilege, it is a legal right.
Know your entitlements, protect your dignity at work.

Maternity Benefit is not a privilege, it is a legal right.Know your entitlements, protect your dignity at work.
30/03/2026

Maternity Benefit is not a privilege, it is a legal right.
Know your entitlements, protect your dignity at work.

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