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South Asia Watch (SAW) believes that the world peace and stability is only possible if the member-states practice democracy and development. They should consider human rights as a vital issue for the uplift and well-being of the region. SAW does not support acts of terrorism. The organization believes that all nations must unite in order to demolish any boundary that may hinder our fight against global terrorism. That is, all nations must support one another in the fight to break down the forces that prevent equality and universality of each individual right. SAW believes in peace and harmony in all nations as well as every part of the world.

Greater harmony in South Asia

To forge a greater harmony in South Asian region- Bangladesh, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bhutan - and other parts of the globe as well, by bestowing people of all cultures the universal right to equal access of all resources available.

Advocacy and coordination

To continue its pursuit of advocacy and coordination projects at the national and international level through works of lobbying for human rights issues; such as democracy and regional development (activities include lectures, seminars, consultations, and debates).

Citizen and Local Governments

To bridge the gap between citizens and local governments by incorporating local people into the arena of state-level decision-making; thus, making minority and invisible voices heard.

Monitor progress and development

To monitor and inform western governments, international organizations and aid agencies concerning the progress and development taking place within each region; to act in accordance with United Nation projects and initiatives.

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11 Jun 2019

Democracy and democratic Rights
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 Everyone Has Basic Human Rights that the State Cannot Take Away  In a democracy, every citizen has certain basic rights that the state cannot take away from them.  These rights are internationally recognized... READ MORE