Nepal: Plan for women’s uplift
The government for the first time has readied a national action plan to ensure women’s participation in every step of […]
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Nepal: Women still subject to torture
December 6, 2010
News Alerts - Nepal
Subjected to gender-based violence, life for Ramita Khanal (name changed) was no better than a nightmare until a few years […]
Read more →Nepal: Vanguards of peace
December 6, 2010
News Alerts - Nepal
In the current political impasse, which has catalysed the institutionalisation of impunity in the country, human rights defenders (HRDs) and […]
Read more →Nepal: Silent sufferers
December 6, 2010
News Alerts - Nepal
Frequent arguments I heard as a child between Saane, our tenant, and his wife still echo in my mind, even […]
Read more →Nepal: 19th international day of persons with disability
December 6, 2010
News Alerts - Nepal
KATHMANDU, DEC 03 – Representatives of persons with disabilities (PWDs) in Nepal have called for the implementation of the United […]
Read more →STATEMENT ISSUED AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE SOUTH ASIAN REGIONAL CONSULTATION OF CITIZENS’ VOICES ON “THE CHALLENGES FOR SOUTH ASIA: HUMAN RIGHTS AND DEMOCRACY”
December 3, 2010
News from SAHR Desk
Kathmandu, 27-29 November 2010 South Asians for Human rights (SAHR), a network of independent human rights activists from eight countries, […]
Read more →Inclusive Electoral Process – Pakistan Report
December 2, 2010
Pakistan
Minorities in Pakistan can be loosely defined by religion, gender, and location. The largest minority group within the country ironically comprises […]
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December 2, 2010
India, News Alerts - India
NEW DELHI: The government has excluded domestic helps — among the sections most vulnerable to sexual harassment — from the […]
Read more →Nepal parliament urged to raise legal marriage age
December 2, 2010
News Alerts - Nepal
By Joanna Jolly Parliament in Nepal is considering a bill raising the legal age of marriage from 18 to 20 […]
Read more →Asma Jahangir awarded UN prize for human rights
November 19, 2010
News from SAHR Desk
UNITED NATIONS: One of Pakistan’s leading human rights defenders, Asma Jahangir, was Tuesday named as this year’s winner of a […]
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