India: Asian Human Rights Centre accuses Minorities Commission of communalizing Assam riots
The Asian Centre for Human Rights has alleged that the National Commission for Minorities (NCM) is communalizing the riots in
India: Uttar Pradesh scores worst on human rights abuse, followed by Delhi, reveals a report by Union Ministry
Guess which state of India fares the worst when it comes to human rights violations? Well, the dubious distinction goes
Parliament Watch Nepal: December 2011 Report
The Tenth session of the Legislature-Parliament continued, and as many as 05 meetings were convened, during the month of December.
Parliament Watch India: March-May 2012 Report
The Indian Parliament has been in operation for the past 60 years, a matter of pride for some, indifference for
Parliament Watch India – August-December 2011 Report
The Indian subcontinent has seen some interesting developments in the past few months. Freedom of expression is inherent to a
Parliament Watch India – March-May 2012 Report
The Indian Parliament has been in operation for the past 60 years, a matter of pride for some, indifference for
Parliament Watch India – August-December 2011 Report
The Indian subcontinent has seen some interesting developments in the past few months. Freedom of expression is inherent to a
Parliament Watch Bangladesh – September-December 2010 Report
The Sixth Session of the Ninth Parliament of Bangladesh started on 20th September, 2010 and continued for 11 days. In
SAHR Statement on International Day in Support of Victims of Torture
26th June 2012 South Asians for Human Rights (SAHR) joins human rights activists around the World, in commemorating the International
SAHR Statement on the threat to Asma Jahangir’s life
South Asians for Human Rights (SAHR) expresses great concern over the threat made to Asma Jahangir’s life. On Monday evening,