SAHR observes with great concern the alarming deterioration of the relations between India and Pakistan
South Asians for Human Rights (SAHR), the regional human rights organisation observes with great concern the alarming deterioration of the
South Asia: People’s SAARC Statement on the Cancellation of the 19th SAARC Summit
People’s SAARC, a regional network of progressive South Asian people’s movements and mass organisations, is deeply dismayed at the cancellation
The curse of triple talaaq
The Radiance is a weekly journal of the Jamaat-e-Islamia, a fundamentalist organisation. It carries on its front page an article
SAHR welcomes the report of the joint mission by UNESCO and IUCN on the current state of conservation of the Sundarbans
South Asians for Human Rights (SAHR) welcomes the report of the fact finding mission (http://whc.unesco.org/en/documents/148097) jointly conducted by UNESCO and
Challenge of torture by police
THE recently released report by Human Rights Watch (HRW) titled This Crooked System: Police Abuse and Reform in Pakistan, broadly
SAHR expresses concern over govt’s uncompromising stance
A regional human rights organisation expressed its deep concern on Sunday over the government’s uncompromising stance to proceed with the
Should we rethink Kashmir?
PRIME MINISTER Nawaz Sharif has perhaps done all that he could to draw the international community’s attention to the Kashmiri
Situationer: The wages of living by hate
To the people of the older generation in Pakistan and India, the present level of confrontation between their countries, especially