Kislay

Kislay Since 1992, strengthening Delhi’s informal workers-domestic, construction & beyond—through support, awareness & collective action.

Laws alone do not guarantee informal workers’ rights, awareness does.A construction worker shared during our interview, ...
14/05/2026

Laws alone do not guarantee informal workers’ rights, awareness does.

A construction worker shared during our interview, “We don’t get to know about our rights through any other medium.”

Many construction workers in Delhi remain unaware of the legislations and protections meant for them.

When knowledge of rights does not reach workers, implementation remains incomplete.

For domestic workers in Delhi, the challenge is even deeper due to the absence of a comprehensive law regulating their working conditions.

Through our seminar on minimum wages, Kislay works towards bridging this gap by helping construction and domestic workers understand their rights and build confidence so that they negotiate with employers for at the very least, minimum wages and dignified working conditions.

Because awareness is not just information, it is the process of change in the context of informal sector workers’ rights.

For the past five years, we have been working to raise gender awareness in Delhi’s slum and resettlement colonies. In Se...
23/12/2025

For the past five years, we have been working to raise gender awareness in Delhi’s slum and resettlement colonies.

In September 2025, we took a step forward by preparing community members themselves as trainers through Training of Trainers.

📍 23 Mentees | 10 Bastis | Age Group 16–50
📚 Topics: Gender, Mental Health & Domestic Violence

We are witnessing that 4 Bastis are showing readiness towards running awareness sessions—a sign of community ownership.

Building on this momentum, a second Training of Trainers in December 2025 focused on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR), Cyber Crime, and Sexual Harassment in Public Spaces, along with reflections from the field from those who conducted sessions in Bastis.

This process marks the emergence of community leaders volunteering as trainers—a positive sign of growing strength in community-led action.



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