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As the state of American democracy rapidly shifts and ICE deportations rise across the nations, it is key for all individuals to know their rights under the law. This guide serves as a resource toolkit for both human and legal rights for citizens and non-citizens alike.

Going South is Hindus for Human Rights’ premier policy podcast that discusses South Asia with South Asians for South Asians. This series of conversations hosts experts and activists with expertise in geopolitics, security concerns, memory, history, human rights issues, jurisprudence, and constitutional freedoms in South Asian countries. 

Under the right-wing Hindutva regime led by Modi’s BJP, transnational repression has experienced a sharp increase, with occurrences of harassment, surveillance, intimidation, harm, and even murder against India’s critics abroad. But what really is transnational repression? Our new resource guide dives into this and more.

On July 21st, 2024, Bangladeshi students took to the streets in protest. Less than a month later, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina fled the country. What happened in between, and why? Our new resource guide breaks this down.

These honest, dynamic interviews tap into the pulse of the real-time opinions and feelings of Indians across the country regarding the most contemporary and pressing issues, from politics to culture.

Join two Indian-American high schoolers, Samara and Amani, as they dive headfirst into the nuances of South Asian culture, from epics, history, and mythology to Bollywood to the complexities of caste and colorism.

In 2024, Hindus for Human Rights was a part was part of a multi-faith delegation to the West Bank to advocate for peace and justice, amplify Palestinian voices, and address the complicity of the Indian government and the alignment between Hindutva and Zionism.

Our coverage of the 2024 Indian elections explored issues from hate speech and disinformation and violations of voting rights to hosting key conversations on the state of Indian democracy.

Our resources for Palestine include everything from live coverage of our staff at encampments to toolkits on how to stay safe at protests to printable zines on the difference between Hinduism and Zionism.

Hindus for Human Rights embarked on a Prema Yatra, or pilgrimage of love, in an effort to seek out progressive Hindu leaders who were considered about the state of affairs in India. Our report details this journey and uncovers the importance of religious diversity and how it connects to the heart of what it means to be Hindu.

Check out our Prema Yatra report in both Hindi and Kannada!