Chennai, Tamil Nadu Jun 4, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - Social Activist Datchanamoorthy Ramu's activism is inspiring youths to join hands against Human Rights violations and achieving SDG by 2030.

When Datchanamoorthy was 18, he started doing Human Rights Education. The more he educates people with United Nations Universal Deceleration of Human Rights, the more he felt encouraged to keep going on no matter what day, week, season, or year it is. From starting solo to now having a team and being associated with United Nations and several international organisations, his activism has inspired many people to participate in his humanitarian work. About how many teams and organisations he works with to help the people as their voice, he shares, "I started with zero now I have thousands of youths doing things for millions"

So far DatchanaMoorthy has travelled to 30 more countries to educate UDHR to the different communities in different countries. He has been awarded the International Human Rights Hero of South Asia award by Youth for Human Rights International, Karamveer Chakra instituted by United Nations, etc for his contribution towards Human Rights education.

DatchanaMoorthy Ramu A youth icon with a social inclusion plan for Attaining Sustainable Development Goals in India by 2030 before the 100th Independence Year and to create India as a model for the world. DatchanaMoorthy has been working since 2015 along with United Nations -MYWORLD campaign, and he continues to put in marvellous amounts of effort into his work.

Datchanamoorthy says that "The Youth has a significant role to play to achieve sustainable development goals in all countries especially in Youth Nation like India. But the fact is there is a need to empower the youth of the country, especially in rural India to emerge SDG-related awareness based on local communities. Youth need to unite in answering the call for local and global transformation through Volunteerism and Activism."

Datchanamoorthy has written a Book on a road to Achieve SDGs by 2030 titled "Youth Leads India to Achieve SDG in 2030" with an Analysis of the Indian youth perspective.

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