SAHR Expresses Grave Concern at the Government’s Opposition to the Right to Information Bill
South Asians for Human Rights (SAHR) is disappointed to note that the Sri Lankan government has for the second time
Nepal: Indigenous rights activist briefly ‘held’ for protesting against arrest of persons charged of cow slaughter
Nepal Federation of Indigenous Nationalities (NFIN) general secretary Ang Kazi Sherpa was briefly “held” at the Boudha police station in
Nepal: NHRC chair expresses serious concern over govt apathy towards checking impunity
National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) chairman Kedar Nath Upadhyay on Sunday complained that impunity has risen significantly in the country
Bangladesh: Muhith opposes proposed changes
Finance Minister AMA Muhith has strongly opposed the proposed changes to the Anti-Corruption Commission Act that make it mandatory for
“Indian Media – Politically Free, Prisoners of Profit” – P.Sainath
Eminent commentator and rural affairs editor of The Hindu newspaper, P.Sainath speaks to Newsclick on media discourse and other issues
SAHR worried at govt support for Rab action
The South Asians for Human Rights (SAHR) has expressed concern over government’s continued statements defending the Rab shooting of college
SAHR express concern over the government’s statements on the shooting of Limon Hossain
We express our concern over the Bangladesh government’s continuous statements in defense of its Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) shooting of
India – Keep Promises on Human Rights: HRW
(New York) – India should immediately implement its laws and policies to strengthen its human rights protections as a new
India Turns Down Second Mercy Petition
Devender Pal Singh is at risk of imminent execution in New Delhi, India, after the President of India rejected his
India: The discreet charm of civil society
P. SAINATH There is nothing wrong in having advisory groups. But there is a problem when groups not constituted legally