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The Chairperson delivers her speech during the Workshop on Harassment at Workplace
The Chairperson delivers her speech during the Workshop on Harassment at Workplace
The Chairperson handing over a trophy to a survivor for being a fighter and not giving up
The Chairperson handing over a trophy to a survivor for being a fighter and not giving up
The Chairperson handing over a trophy for excellence in sports
The Chairperson handing over a trophy for excellence in sports
The Chairperson handing over a Memento and Cheque to a survivor
The Chairperson handing over a Memento and Cheque to a survivor
Madal, and all female band, performing at the International Women's Day Celebrations, 2019
Madal, and all female band, performing at the International Women’s Day Celebrations, 2019
The Minister and the Chairperson handing over a Memento and a cheque to a survivor
The Minister and the Chairperson handing over a Memento and a cheque to a survivor.
The Chairperson felicitates the Minister
The Chairperson felicitates the Minister
The Chairperson speaking at the workshop organised on Domestic Violence
The Chairperson speaking at the workshop organised on Domestic Violence
The Chairperson and the other Members listening to what the speaker has to say at a Seminar
The Chairperson and the other Members listening to what the speaker has to say at a Seminar
The Chairperson delivers her Opening Note at the DIscussion on Prevention of Child Marriage
The Chairperson delivers her Opening Note at the DIscussion on Prevention of Child Marriage

Complaint Cell

Register your complaints by post or email us at:

wbcw.org@gmail.com.

For further details, look into the Complaint Cell and Contact Us sections.

Call us at: 033-2334-5610
(Monday to Friday, 10 am to 5.30 pm)

The Chairperson and the Member Secretary in discussion during Quarterly Police Meetings

Events

On February 3, 2021, a Quarterly Police Meeting was organized by the  WBCW.

Publishing of Amaar Odhikaar Amaar Ain on International Women’s Day, 2018

PLCC

The WBCW has been working tirelessly ever since the formation of the present Commission, and in the past year and a half itself has helped numerous women get help, counselling and relief from the torture or injustice that they were being subjected to.

The WBCW has the PLCC, which does the pre-litigation counselling, for the women in distress. It acts as an umbrella for the oppressed and harassed women. The WBCW also arranges the PMLA (Parivarik Mahila Lok Adalat), with SLSA, to help the women in distress where she can save money and time, while getting a reprieve from legal imbroglios.

Cases that come under the purview of the Womens’ Commission

  1. Acid Attack
  2. Cyber Crime
  3. Divorce and Maintenance
  4. Dowry Deaths
  5. Dowry Torture
  6. Family Disputes
  7. Harassment at Workplace
  8. Harassment and Security
  9. Illicit Relationships
  10. Kidnapping/ Missing
  11. Murder/ Unnatural Death of a Woman
  12. Physical and Mental Torture
  13. Property Dispute
  14. Domestic Violence
  15. Rape and Molestation
  16. Senior Citizens
  17. Sexual Harassment at Workplace
  18. Harassment in the name of Witch Craft





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