Should we rethink Kashmir?
PRIME MINISTER Nawaz Sharif has perhaps done all that he could to draw the international community’s attention to the Kashmiri
Situationer: The wages of living by hate
To the people of the older generation in Pakistan and India, the present level of confrontation between their countries, especially
SAHR advocates the government of Bangladesh to immediately abandon the construction of the Rampal coal power plant in the proximity of Sundarbans
South Asians for Human Rights (SAHR), the regional network of human rights defenders is extremely concerned of the uncompromising stance
SAHR statement on the postponement of the SAARC Summit
South Asians for Human Rights (SAHR), a regional network of human rights defenders, is deeply concerned about the postponement of
SAHR observes with much distress the rapidly diminishing status of human rights in Kashmir
South Asians for Human Rights (SAHR), a regional human rights organisation, observes with much distress the rapidly diminishing status of
Fata reform: plans & pitfalls
THE report of the Committee on Fata Reforms, that has rightly been made public via the website of the Ministry
Reform as a process
From different news reports, it appears that the very fundamental reforms in Federally Administered Tribal Area are coming soon. The
South Asian States must criminalize enforced disappearances and give justice to thousands of victims
Tens of thousands of enforced disappearances in South Asia can only be addressed if all the region’s governments immediately criminalize
Himal Southasian magazine to suspend publication
Press note: 24 August 2016 The Southasia Trust regrets to announce the suspension of publication of Himal Southasian, the pioneering magazine
Right to Passage: Travels through India, Pakistan and Iran by Zeeshan Khan
Journalist Zeeshan Khan’s book Right to Passage: Travels through India, Pakistan and Iran is interesting, informative in many ways. It