SAHR vehemently condemns the alleged beheading of two Indian soldiers by the Pakistan’s Army
South Asians for Human Rights (SAHR), a regional network of human rights defenders, expresses grave concern at reports of the alleged
UN review should call on India to stop targeting NGOs: Human Rights Watch
New York: Ahead of India’s quadrennial review by the UN’s human rights body, a rights group has said the international community
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SAHR is deeply disturbed by the horrific murder of Yameen Rasheed
South Asians for Human Rights (SAHR), a regional human rights network is deeply disturbed by the horrific murder of Yameen
Kashmir tense after video showing man strapped on jeep allegedly by army goes viral
Militants have stepped up attacks in Indian-ruled Kashmir and police warned officers not to go home, amid a spike in
Malala Yousafzai Named UN Messenger of Peace
The 19-year-old became a global symbol of the fight for girls’ education after being shot in Pakistan’s Swat valley in
Ending the deep-rooted culture of secrecy in the government departments would definitely take a lot of time
Freedom of information is more generally understood as freedom of expression in any medium. It allows the public access
As UNHRC Session Draws to a Close, Here’s How India Voted on Key Resolutions
On the last two days of the UNHRC session, India voted in 15 resolutions and made a statement on Myanmar,
Governments should target hate speech, crime, says UN rights chief
“Politics of division and the rhetoric of intolerance are targeting racial, ethnic, linguistic and religious minorities, and migrants and refugees.
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