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Key Activities of NIB

Focused on crime awareness, public reporting, documentation, and social responsibility

1. Collection and Dissemination of Crime-Related Information

Gather information related to crimes and criminal activities from citizens and various sources.
Analyze trends and patterns to raise awareness and inform the public and authorities.
Share verified crime-related information with relevant departments for necessary action.

2. Crime Awareness Campaigns

Organize awareness campaigns on women’s safety, cybercrime, child abuse, domestic violence, drug abuse, and human trafficking.
Use posters, seminars, workshops, street plays, and social media to educate the public about crime prevention.

3. Documentation and Reporting

Prepare documentation and case reports based on complaints and crime-related data.
Maintain structured records of incidents, trends, and community concerns for public reference and advocacy.

4. Victim Assistance and Guidance

Provide basic legal awareness and support to crime victims.
Guide victims on how to file complaints or approach appropriate authorities.
Assist individuals who are afraid or unsure about approaching police or legal departments.

5. Reporting of Social Crimes

Raise public awareness on social crimes such as child marriage, dowry, cyber bullying, and substance abuse.
Encourage anonymous reporting to promote a safer environment without fear of retaliation.

6. Cybercrime Awareness and Reporting Support

Educate the public, especially youth, about online threats like fraud, phishing, identity theft, and fake profiles.
Help victims understand procedures to file complaints with cybercrime cells or legal authorities.

7. Youth and Student Engagement

Conduct sessions in schools, colleges, and institutions on crimes, laws, and civic responsibilities.
Train youth to contribute actively to building a crime-free society through ethical behavior.

8. Coordination with Government and Social Bodies

Collaborate with local administration, police, legal aid cells, education departments, and social organizations.
Act as a bridge between citizens and authorities in addressing crime-related concerns.

9. Volunteer Network and Training

Build a strong nationwide network of trained volunteers to support NIB mission.
Organize training programs on legal rights, reporting procedures, and public awareness techniques.

10. Public Communication and Outreach

Promote NIB objectives, values, and activities through media, events, and publications.
Encourage civic responsibility and active citizen participation in crime prevention.

NIB Mission in Brief

To build a just, crime-free, and informed society by promoting public awareness, collecting and reporting criminal information, and empowering citizens with knowledge — all within the boundaries of the Constitution and law.