Reading is Basic to Democracy
Krishna Kumar The teaching of reading during early childhood — when attitudes, habits and skills acquire life-long foundations — assumes
India: Towards Universal Health Coverage
This Series of papers on India’s path to full health coverage reveals that a failing health system is perhaps India’s
Dalits, Globalization and Economism
Dhananjay Rai Relationship of dalits and globalization has been construed in many ways. This paper proposes that interpretations centring on
India: A shocking verdict
The life sentence handed down to Binayak Sen by a Chhattisgarh trial court on Friday is so over the top
Binayak Sen Faces India Trial Verdict
An Indian court Friday is scheduled to deliver a verdict in the trial of Binayak Sen, a doctor accused of
Human rights activists ask Centre to release Binayak Sen
A joint meeting of human rights activists and delegates of civil liberties organisations today sought the Centre’s intervention for release
A Report of the Regional Workshop of Experts on Inclusive Electoral Process
This report is the outcome of the three day regional workshop convened by SAHR from 5-7 December 2007 in Kathmandu, Nepal
Nepal descending towards full-spectrum impunity: Defenders
A group of human rights defenders have sent an open letter to the government and political leaders warning that Nepal
Nepal’s case reaches UN
After all mechanisms in Nepal failed to deliver justice to the family of Tej Bhandari, a victim of enforced disappearance,
Statement issued by SAHR on Human Rights Day 10th December 2010
South Asians for Human Rights (SAHR) extend warm greetings to all friends who will be commemorating the anniversary of the adoption