What We Do

We engage with national, regional and international stakeholders to bring attention to critical issues concerning human rights and vulnerable communities in South Asia. Our work encompasses research and documentation, advocacy and campaigns, education and public discourse.

India Persecution Tracker

The IPT is a periodic bulletin documenting human rights violations against religious minorities in India. The latest edition provides an annual round-up for the year 2025. (Click here to access the latest bulletin.)

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ABOUT US

The South Asia Justice Campaign is a collective working on raising awareness and seeking policy changes at various levels – national and multilateral – for communities in South Asia facing human rights violations. Shrinking civic space and the rise of authoritarianism in the region negatively affects South Asian societies. With the growth of majoritarianism, the affects are worst on the region’s ethnic and religious minorities and their enjoyment of fundamental rights. We highlight the deteriorating state of human rights in South Asia through research, documentation and policy and legal interventions to address key concerns through targeted advocacy work.

LATEST UPDATES
  • India Persecution Tracker 2025 annual round-up (published: January 2026)
  • Research: Briefing notes on erosion of minorities’ cultural rights (August 2025), non-implementation of HRC resolutions on combating intolerance (September 2025), unchecked anti-minority hate speech & violence (October 2025) | Submission of information to Special Procedures on crackdown against Muslims participating in the ‘I Love Muhammad’ campaign (October 2025)
  • India Persecution Tracker 2025 Q3 (published: October 2025)
  • India Persecution Tracker 2025 Q2 (published: July 2025)
  • Research: Report on torture and impunity in India, highlighting case studies of custodial torture against Muslims (published: May 2025)
  • India Persecution Tracker 2025 Q1 (published: April 2025)
  • Research: Report on JCB’s role in human rights violations across Palestine, India and Kashmir (published: January 2025)
  • Research: Report on the perception of judicial independence and impartiality at the Indian Supreme Court (co-published with Guernica 37 Group) (December 2024)