Hansa Mehta

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Hansa Mehta was an Indian educator, reformer, and women’s rights activist who played a key role in shaping both India’s constitution and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

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instanceOf Indian educator
feminist
human
politician
social reformer
translator
women's rights activist
writer
affiliatedWith All India Women's Conference
Indian National Congress
birthDate 1897-07-03
contributedTo Indian constitutional debates on fundamental rights
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
countryOfCitizenship India
deathDate 1995-04-04
familyName Mehta
fieldOfWork education
human rights
social reform
women's rights
fullName Hansa Jivraj Mehta
givenName Hansa
knownFor advocacy for gender equality
contribution to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
role in drafting the Constitution of India
work on women's rights in India
language English
Gujarati
memberOf Constituent Assembly of India
movement Indian independence movement
women's liberation movement in India
notableWork advocacy to change 'all men' to 'all human beings' in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
occupation educator
politician
social reformer
women's rights activist
writer
placeOfBirth Bombay Presidency
British India
Surat
placeOfDeath Mumbai
surface form: Bombay

India
Maharashtra
positionHeld President of the All India Women's Conference
Vice-Chancellor of the University of Baroda
Vice-Chancellor of the University of Delhi
delegate of India to the United Nations
member of the Bombay Legislative Council
member of the Constituent Assembly of India
member of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights
spouse Jivraj Narayan Mehta

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