Lives of immigrants are always difficult (By: Jatin Desai)
Mayank Bhatt’s debut novel Belief is out. Mayank was a journalist in Mumbai and immigrated to Canada in 2008. He
Cong high command lost Vaghela and now may lose Gujarat again
The political scenario in Gujarat is getting worse with each passing day. The immediate ‘provocation’ is the Rajya Sabha elections
Gandhi will always Matter — By Jatin Desai
Why Gandhi Still Matters: An Appraisal of the Mahatma’s Legacy- Review Book Name: Why Gandhi Still Matters: An Appraisal of the Mahatma’s Legacy
Declaration on Peace, Security and Protection of Human Rights at Borders in South Asia
We, members of civil society from Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, the Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka, have gathered in Kathmandu,
Release of the SAHR Publication on “Nation State Boundaries and Human Rights of People in South Asia”
17 July 2017 South Asians for Human Rights (SAHR) is pleased to release the publication “Nation State Boundaries and Human Rights
The boundaries must be respected and status quo should be maintained
India is insisting that the pre 16 June condition should prevail at Doklam. India recognises the area as Doka La.
16th Amendment Verdict: JS uproar sparks debate, criticism
Lawmakers ignored the rules of procedure of the Jatiya Sangsad by launching a blistering attack on the Supreme Court for
With Khaplang’s passing away, Nagaland stands at a crossroad
Whether the death of SS Khaplang, a Naga rebel leader, will change the scenario of Nagaland or North-East India is
Book Review: North-East Migrants Faces Racial Discrimination – By: Jatin Desai
The Exodus is Not over: Migrations from the Ruptured Homelands of Northeast India Author: Nandita Haksar Publisher: Speaking Tiger Price: Rs. 350 Migration
SAHR statement on the intimidating remarks by the Sri Lankan Minister of Justice to Mr. Lakshan Dias
South Asians for Human Rights (SAHR), a regional network of Human Rights Defenders, vehemently condemns the intimidating remarks made by