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Month: February 2011

Nepal: Deforestation probe puts 100 up a tree

February 25, 2011
News Alerts - Nepal

RAMESH PRASAD BHUSAL KATHMANDU: “There can be neither civilisation nor happiness if forests crash down under the axe,” Anton Pavlovich […]

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Malaysia continues to return Nepali workers

February 23, 2011
News Alerts - Nepal

OM ASTHA RAI Even as Malaysia — where one third of Nepali migrants are currently working — assured a Nepali […]

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Nepal: Lawmakers bristle at govt expansion delay

February 21, 2011
News Alerts - Nepal

KATHMANDU, FEB 20 – Prime Minister Jhala Nath Khanal’s inability to expand the Cabinet has invited angry reactions from lawmakers […]

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Trafficker tricked us: embassy

February 18, 2011
News Alerts - Nepal

AKANSHYA SHAH NEW DELHI, Feb 16: The Nepali embassy in New Delhi has said that the suspected human trafficker, who […]

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India’s Silent Genocide

February 14, 2011
News Alerts - India

Samar Halarnkar At least 1,370 girls are aborted every day in India. For perspective, some 250 Indians die every day […]

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C’garh High Court denies bail to rights activist Binayak Sen

February 11, 2011
News Alerts - India

The Chhattisgarh High Court on Thursday rejected human rights activist Dr Binayak Sen’s plea for bail. Sen’s lawyers will now […]

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Nepal: Jhalanath Khanal elected new prime minister

February 7, 2011
News Alerts - Nepal

The deadlock was finally resolved when the Maoists, the largest single party, decided to withdraw their own candidate and to […]

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For More on Human Rights in Sri Lanka

February 2, 2011
Related Links - Sri Lanka

Centre for Policy Alternatives – http://www.cpalanka.org/

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Parliament Watch: January – June 2010 Report

February 1, 2011
Bangladesh

A total of 32 Bills were tabled in Parliament out of which 23 Bills were passed and 8 were under consideration. […]

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Parliament Watch – 2009 Report

February 1, 2011
Bangladesh

Following national elections in Bangladesh held on 28th December 2008, the first session of the Ninth Parliament was convened on 25th […]

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Recent Posts

  • Voicing the concerns of South Asians, SAHR resolutely demands the governments of India & Pakistan to immediately de-escalate the current war situation
  • SAHR vehemently condemns the terrorist attack against 26 tourists in Indian administered Kashmir
  • SAHR Strongly Condemns the Arbitrary Arrests and Detentions in Balochistan and Urges Immediate Release
  • SAHR calls on the Government of Bangladesh to uphold the right to peaceful protest
  • SAHR is deeply alarmed by threats and intimidation faced by journalist sand Judges in Pakistan

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