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South Asia State of Minorities Report 2016 – Mapping the terrain

1 January 2016

This resource was produced by MRG’s partner(s) with MRG. It remains the property of the organization(s) in question and does not necessarily reflect the views of MRG.

The inaugural edition of the South Asia State of Minorities Report series seeks to create a baseline of minority groups and minority rights regimes, mechanisms and practices, by country, for the South Asia region. To do this, the report examines both the theory and the practice of minority rights protection in each country, looking at the range of rights guaranteed by national and international instruments. It also proposes a set of recommendations for the region, as well as for each country, separately. This report covers six SAARC member countries: Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka.

This content was published in the context of the programme ‘Supporting religious pluralism and respect for freedom of religion or belief across South Asia’ (SAC). Learn more >

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Author(s)

South Asia Collective (SAC)