South Asia Research Institute for Minorities (SARIM) is a non-governmental organization committed to promoting the rights of minorities in South Asia. Our team is comprised of researchers, field experts, and advocates who are passionate about raising awareness of the issues faced by marginalized minority communities in the region.
At SARIM, our mission is to uphold the rights of minorities in South Asia by highlighting their plight and victimization. We are committed to promoting collaborative discussion and raising awareness of the issues faced by marginalized minority communities in the region. Our goal is to safeguard their rights, specifically within South Asia countries.
Our vision is to be a leading voice for the rights of minorities in South Asia. Our goal is to foster a culture of constructive dialogue that sheds light on the challenges and vulnerabilities that minority communities encounter while promoting the protection of their rights. We are committed to creating a world where everyone has equal rights, irrespective of their ethnicity, religion, or culture.
We achieve our mission and vision through a range of initiatives, including the maintenance of a regularly updated database, the publication of annual reports, and the organization of international conferences, seminars, and webinars. We believe in promoting productive dialogue and creating awareness of the challenges faced by minority communities in South Asia. By doing so, we aim to raise their voice and safeguard their rights within the region.
Iqra University Airport Campus, Main Shahrah e Faisal, Wireless Gate, Karachi
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