As a journalist and social activist, Rakesh Raman has been running a similar “Clean House” social service for the past 8 years for millions of persecuted residents in Delhi. He is also the founder of RMN Consumer Rights Network.
In a world where corporations exploit consumers and authorities often turn a blind eye, the RMN Consumer Rights Network (CRN) has been launched to give every citizen a voice, a platform, and the power to demand justice.
New Delhi, India – September 1, 2025 – The RMN Foundation has launched the RMN Consumer Rights Network (CRN), a free and public-interest initiative that empowers citizens to fight against corporate fraud, misleading advertising, unsafe products, and government negligence.
Every day, ordinary people are deceived, harassed, or ignored by powerful corporations and unresponsive authorities. Most lack the time, knowledge, or resources to challenge these systems. The RMN CRN gives them a platform to raise their voices, seek redress, and build collective strength through advocacy, investigative journalism, and awareness campaigns.
RSF Calls on the European Union to Sanction Delhi Police Officers
RSF and Guernica 37 are calling for European Union sanctions against these police officers, under a scheme introduced in December 2020 to address serious human rights violations in third countries.
International press freedom organization Reporters Without Borders (RSF) and Guernica 37 Chambers call on the European Union to sanction four high-ranking officers of the Delhi Police, responsible — directly or indirectly — for exactions against dozens of journalists working or having collaborated with the independent media NewsClick.