Author: V T Patil
Publisher: Authors Press
Year: 2003
Language: English
Pages: 342
ISBN/UPC (if available): 8172731191
Description
The South Asian people share many socioeconomic and political problems, such as poverty, illiteracy, unemployment, unequal treatment of women, violence against women, pollution, exploitation of child labor, and religious fundamentalism. Even in this infoage, South Asia remain as the most terrorized, most poorest, most illiterate, most malnourished, and, least gender sensitive region.
The existence of significant ongoing human rights abuses is not acknowledged by the South Asian governments or their mainstream media. South Asian governments have ratified some international human rights instruments, but such policy is not reflected in the national constitution or law of any government. Organizations like South Asian Forum for Human Rights (SAFHR), are not the complete answer, but give a voice to the needs of the people.
Contents
INTRODUCTION
Human Rights Developments in India
Human Rights Developments in Pakistan
Human Rights Developments in Bangladesh
Human Rights Developments in Sri Lanka
Human Rights Developments in Nepal
Human Rights Developments in Bhutan
Human Rights Developments in Maldives
BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX