NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION police, death in police encounters etc. The Report also focuses on economic and social rights, such as the rights relating to health care including mental health care; right to food; right to education; rights of vulnerable groups including women, children, disabled and elderly persons; rescue, release and rehabilitation of bonded and child labourers. The Commission also explored areas of cooperation and coordination between NHRC and State Human Rights Commissions for protecting and promoting human rights. In addition, the NHRC continued to spread human rights literacy among various sections of society including key stakeholders like the judicial officers, police personnel, government officials, media persons, representatives of non-governmental and civil society organizations, university and college students through its training and internship programmes, publications, seminars, conferences, workshops, consultations and other available means. 1.9 These issues have been detailed out in different chapters of the Annual Report for the year 2017-2018. Annual Report 2017-2018 3

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