SAHR Statement against the harassment of Human Rights Defenders
South Asians for Human Rights (SAHR), a regional network of human rights defenders deplores the continued harassment of Indian social
Foreign Office drops references to its campaign to abolish death penalty
The UK Foreign Office has revised its global human rights priorities, dropping any explicit reference to its campaign to abolish
“FIGHTING HUMAN TRAFFICKING IS NOT JUST ABOUT LAW ENFORCEMENT” – UNITED NATIONS RIGHTS EXPERT
Speaking ahead of the World Day against Trafficking in Persons, United Nations human rights expert Maria Grazia Giammarinaro calls for
Afghanistan – in – year update July 2015
The human rights situation in Afghanistan remained a serious concern in the first half of 2015. Despite some positive messages
SAHR press statement on the occasion of the meeting between the Prime Ministers of India and Pakistan
South Asians for Human Rights (SAHR), a regional, democratic network of human rights defenders welcomes the meeting between Indian Prime
The Dhaka slum being transformed by women
In the centre of Dhaka, a few streets away from high rise office blocks and the penthouses of the wealthy,
SAHR Statment on the acquittal of the BFS presonnel accused in the killing of Felani Khatun
South Asians for Human Rights (SAHR), a democratic regional network of human rights defenders expresses its strong condemnation of the
Hina Jilani: what makes an ethical leader?
To celebrate Mandela Day 2014, the Elders discuss the meaning of ethical leadership. In this video, Hina Jilani gives her
Maldives must abide by international commitments and rule of law
US senators have expressed concern over Maldives’ tense and ‘deteriorating’ political situation and the implications of recent events on the
US Senators ask govt to work to restore democracy in Maldives, release Mohamed Nasheeed
WASHINGTON: Two top American Senators have asked the Obama Administration to work with India and other countries to restore democracy