The nomadic tribes are wandering from place to place in search of source for their livelihood. As such, they have no fixed shelter or native place and living usually in temporary tents or settlements at the outskirts of towns and cities. The British were passed the Criminal Tribes Act and restricted movements of many of these tribes and branded them as criminals. Though, the Act has been repealed, still these tribes are being treated as criminals, thieves and robbers in civilised society. The occupations of these tribes include snake charming, monkey-playing, etc, which are restricted by the Government by passing the Wild Life Protection Act. Few of these tribes were collecting forest products such as honey and selling and after passing forest laws, movement of these tribes into forest has banned. Occupations of the tribes which are engaged in entertainment activities such as folk songs, music, etc were decreased their importance due to television and internet. In this way, these tribes have no occupation for their livelihood. Due to illiteracy and poverty, orthodox culture is followed by these tribes. The orthodox tribal culture has resulted in gender inequality faced by nomadic tribal women. Consequently, these women are facing many of the problems such as deprivation in education, healthcare, nutritious food, shelter, equality, etc. In this way, their human rights are violated. Hence, the proposed research is planned to address human rights violations of nomadic tribal women.