January 20, 2010
A substantial opportunity has fallen into the lap of the Sikh community. Learn how you can vote for a memorial space in remembrance of Sikhs who have been unlawfully killed by the Indian government.
“Ensaaf is doing today in Punjab, what others had given up: bringing hope to victims and challenging perpetrators through critical legal inputs.”
– R. S. Bains, Punjab human rights attorney
A Mission to End Impunity
Ensaaf is a nonprofit organization working to end impunity and achieve justice for mass state crimes in India, with a focus on Punjab.
Reports
January 2009
A Preliminary Quantitative Analysis
News
December 22, 2009
I'm quickly forwarding you this email from Ensaaf's Board Chair, Alison Hillman. She's also a program officer at the Open Society Institute. I was inspired to write because she's right—we accomplish a phenomenal amount with our small team.
December 10, 2009
On December 10, 1948, the United Nations adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. But this is not a history lesson. Read why Ensaaf's work matters now.
December 5, 2009
Read the latest news about Ensaaf, its work, and human rights developments in Punjab.
Support Our Work
Every donation goes directly to documenting abuses, litigating human rights cases, and organizing survivors to end impunity and achieve justice.
Notable Achievements
- Five Officers Convicted. Ensaaf provided key litigation support in the conviction of 5 officers for Jaswant Singh Khalra's abduction and murder.
- International Experts Engaged. Ensaaf partnered with the Nobel-prize winning organization Physicians for Human Rights on a torture and trauma study.
- Recognized as a Ground-breaking Organization. Ensaaf Co-Founders received the Echoing Green fellowship award in 2006.