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Editorial Vol 2 | Issue 4 | Jun-Aug 2024

In focusing this issue of SA Perspectives on South Asia’s current election season, we have also highlighted the challenges facing the Biden Administration as it seeks to balance its stated support for

July 1, 2024

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Regional politics, looming economic challenges and Biden Administration human rights policy put pressure on Awami League in run-up to national elections

The panel discussion was held in the National Press Club in Washington and featured : Michael Kugelman, Director of the South Asia Institute of The Woodrow Wilson Institute; Dr. Ahsan Mansur, Executive

April 25, 2023

Open Discussion

Donation by Heart to Heart International

Sri Lanka gets medical aid worth $6.9 million

February 26, 2023

Economic

DSA is a government tool used to silence journalists in Bangladesh

Participants included internationally renowned writer and photojournalist and Time Magazine Person of the Year 2018 Dr. Shahidul Alam and the Committee to Protect Journalists’ Program Consultant Dr. Steven Butler. The discussion was

February 26, 2023

Open Discussion

Myanmar’s coup anniversary met with fresh sanctions

The sanctions, announced in parallel with similar actions by Canada and Britain, came after Myanmar’s junta cast doubt on its announced plan to hold new elections, saying the country had “not returned

February 24, 2023

Democracy

Hundreds Rally Outside White House to Protest Authoritarianism, Minority Persecution in India under PM Modi’s Rule

Lien Gangte, senior Leader of the North American Manipur Tribal Association (NAMTA), spoke about recent ethnic violence in India’s Manipur state.

July 24, 2018

Community·Rights & Media

Bangladeshi Journalist Murdered Violently by Local Official’s Thugs; Urgent Action Required

Several of the attackers have been identified through the use of surveillance camera footage, according to law enforcement officials in Jamalpur. At least three arrests have been made to date.

June 29, 2017

Rights & Media

Victims, Experts Highlight Prime Minister Modi’s Human Rights Record at Washington Press Conference

“The United States should not bargain away human rights for political expediency,” she added. “The Modi government will not last forever, but his legacy will damage and may even break Indian democracy

July 22, 2015

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SAP Report

Editorial Vol 2 | Issue 4 | Jun-Aug 2024

Regional politics, looming economic challenges and Biden Administration human rights policy put pressure on Awami League in run-up to national elections

Donation by Heart to Heart International

DSA is a government tool used to silence journalists in Bangladesh

Myanmar’s coup anniversary met with fresh sanctions

Hundreds Rally Outside White House to Protest Authoritarianism, Minority Persecution in India under PM Modi’s Rule

Bangladeshi Journalist Murdered Violently by Local Official’s Thugs; Urgent Action Required

Victims, Experts Highlight Prime Minister Modi’s Human Rights Record at Washington Press Conference

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