SAHR reiterates the citizens’ right to freedom of expression
South Asians for Human Rights (SAHR) vehemently condemn the action taken by the Government of Bangladesh to ban the photo
SAHR Condemn the Attack on MTV/MBC Network Office in Sri Lanka
South Asians for Human Rights vehemently condemn the attack on the MTV/MBC office at Braybrooke Place, Sri Lanka on 22nd
SAHR Welcomes Indo – Pak Foreign Secretary Talks
South Asians for Human Rights (SAHR) welcomes the decision taken by the Foreign Secretary of India Ms. Nirupama Rao and
SAHR carried out a comparative study on the best parliamentary practices in the region, and has put forward a publication
SAHR Publication: Transparency in Parliament
This publication is on the state of transparency in parliaments in Bangladesh, India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. It examines the
SAHR reiterates the citizen’s right to a free and fair election
South Asians for Human Rights (SAHR) vehemently condemn the violence and other election malpractices that have taken place in the
Indo – Pak Peace Declaration
2010.01.12 Mr. Dayanada Dissanayaka, Commissioner of Elections, Elections Secretariat, P.O. Box 2, Rajagiriya. Dear Sir SERIOUS INADEQUACY OF PUBLIC AWARENESS
Parliament Watch Reports
Bangladesh 2009 (Annual) January – July 2010 September – December 2010 January –
South Asians for Human Rights (SAHR) organised a discussion on the Best Practices in the South Asian Region for Free
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