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We present this Special Report to provide historical context to the Sikh experience from 1984 to the present day vis-a-vis the Indian and Canadian governments. The information provided narrates the wrongdoings against the Sikh community and Indian Panjab, which have been largely ignored and even perpetuated by the state and media.
Download ResourceThe Indian government has long persecuted Sikhs in India and abroad, ignoring their grievances, denying them justice, and creating a culture of impunity ripe for gross human rights violations through decades. It is the culmination of this pattern that has resulted in multiple assassinations and assassination plots organized by India against citizens of Canada, the UK, and the US. We seek to contextualize India's transnational repression as part of an ongoing project by the state against Sikhs and the latest response by the Indian Foreign Minister, Dr. Subrahmanyam Jaishankar.
The Indian government has long persecuted Sikhs in India and abroad, ignoring their grievances, denying them justice, and creating a culture of impunity ripe for gross human rights violations through decades. It is the culmination of this pattern that has resulted in multiple assassinations and assassination plots organized by India against citizens of Canada, the UK, and the US. We seek to contextualize India's transnational repression as part of an ongoing project by the state against Sikhs and the latest response by the Indian Foreign Minister, Dr. Subrahmanyam Jaishankar.
This educational series provides learners with historical insights that strengthen their connection to Sikhi.
This educational series provides learners with historical insights that strengthen their connection to Sikhi.
