SAHR expresses concern on the increasing visa restrictions in South Asia
South Asians for Human Rights (SAHR) a regional human rights network, is concerned about the increased visa restrictions in the
Safety of journalists a big concern
No city or country is safe for the journalists. This is the sad reality. This reality becomes visible if we
SAHR calls for immediate action to recover the four missing Pakistani activists
South Asians for Human Rights (SAHR), a human rights network in the South Asian region, joins in solidarity with Pakistani
Plight of refugees, overseas Pakistanis highlighted
International Migrants Day Modern era is full of ever-increasing opportunities and challenges around the globe. Human beings migrate from one
SAHR Bureau Member Jatin Desai writes on his experiences in Kabul and the outcome of the meetings held by the Peace Mission and Dialogue organised by SAHR and AWEC
WOMEN FACING PROBLEMS, BUT ARE RISING IN AFGHANISTAN Afghanistan is changing and changing for good. This is the impression I
The rights of migrants must be a priority
Recent global events such as the wars in Syria and Iraq, Brexit and the election victory of Donald Trump in the
South Asia and people- centric global security
Security, whether it is abstract or tangible, cannot be confined to a single definition. This is because the concept of
Kabul Declaration
South Asians for Human Rights and Afghan Women’s Education Center (AWEC) jointly organised a dialogue among the civil society representatives
Building a culture of inclusivity in a diverse society
Delivering the 6th Annual Desmond Tutu International Peace Lecture, Hina Jilani stresses the importance of ethical leadership and exhorts world
A Database of ESCR judgements
South Asians for Human Rights (SAHR) has compiled a database with judgements on 14 selected economic, social and cultural (ESC)