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The Sikh Speakers Network
Out of the need to to highlight the lived experience of the Sikh community in media, on panel discussions, and elswhere in the public, the Sikh Speakers Network includes more than 90 sangat members representing more than 20 disciplines including academics, non-profit directors, policy experts, community leaders, elected officials, lawyers, doctors, military officers, and educators.
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So Many Targets: Contextualizing Modern Indian Transnational Repression Against the Sikh Community
This report includes a definition of transnational repression, and an overview of historical and recent events driving Indian transnational repression against the Sikh diaspora.
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Learn About Sikhs
The Sikh faith, known as Sikhism, was founded just over 500 years ago in the Punjab region of South Asia. There are more than 25 million Sikhs around the world, which makes Sikhism the world’s fifth largest religion.
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