SAHR Vehemently Condemns the Arbitrary Arrest of Human Rights Activist Adilur Rahman Khan
South Asians for Human Rights (SAHR) vehemently condemns the arbitrary arrest of Mr. Adilur Rahman Khan, a Senior Lawyer of
Lawyers Collective Sri Lanka Urges Govt to Control Armed Forces
The Lawyers Collective in Sri Lanka issued a statement Saturday, condemning the violence unleashed on civil protesters and the killing
Minorities and Inclusive Electoral Processes in Sri Lanka
This publication is a compilation of findings and crosscutting issues in the ‘country situation reports’ from Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan
National Forum on Parliamentary Best Practices 2012 – Pakistan
The National Consultation for Pakistan was held in Islamabad on the 29th of August 2012. Among the attendees were the
National Consultation: Nepal
The forum, ‘Making Parliament Accountable and Human Rights Responsive’, held in Kathmandu in December 2011 was attended by current and
Round Table on the Indian Parliament Debates: A People’s Perspective
A roundtable of discussion was held at the India International Centre, New Delhi on the 18th of July 2012. The
India offers another investigation to calm Kashmir
The Indian government has lifted a curfew and an Internet shutdown imposed to keep a lid on protests after Indian
SAHR Publishes Annual Report for 2012
South Asians for Human Rights is pleased to announce the completion of its Annual Report for the year 2012. Key
Sikh Rights group to challenge dismissal of case against Punjab Chief Minister in US
A US-based Sikh group today said that it will challenge the decision of an American district court last week to
AIHRA demand trial of Indian troops involved in HR abuses in IHK
The All India Human Rights Association (AIHRA) has demanded that the Indian troops and police personnel involved in human rights