At FORUM-ASIA, we employ a range of strategies to effectively achieve our goals and create a lasting impact.

Through a diverse array of approaches, FORUM-ASIA is dedicated to achieving our objectives and leaving a lasting imprint on human rights advocacy.

Who we work with

Our interventions are meticulously crafted and ready to enact tangible change, addressing pressing issues and empowering communities.

Each statements, letters, and publications are meticulously tailored, poised to transform challenges into opportunities, and to empower communities towards sustainable progress.

Multimedia Stories
publications

With a firm commitment to turning ideas into action, FORUM-ASIA strives to create lasting change that leaves a positive legacy for future generations.

Explore our dedicated sub-sites to witness firsthand how FORUM-ASIA turns ideas into action, striving to create a legacy of lasting positive change for future generations.

Subscribe our monthly e-newsletter

From Our Member MASUM, India – Human Rights Report (November 2017)

Share on facebook
Share on twitter
Share on linkedin

FORUM-ASIA member from India, Banglar Manabadhikar Surakksha Mancha (MASUM) published its monthly human rights report for November 2017.

In November 2017, MASUM filed 13 complaints before the National Human Rights Commission. During the month, eight replies and one update was made to National Human Rights Commission. Out of 13 regular fact findings and subsequent complaints; one was about extra judicial killing, four about torture committed by Border Security Force personnel, two about illegal detentions of Bangladeshi women and children at Indian prison, one about torture committed by police, three about the livelihood issues of erstwhile enclave dwellers, one about trafficking of a minor girl and acquiescence of police and one about attack on human rights defender. Total numbers of affected in regular fact findings were 28; out of that 12 were Muslims, 16 belong to Schedule Castes community. 19 were male and 8 women and 1 minor girl.

For a PDF version of this report, click here.