Evidence-based research, impact assessments, and annual reports documenting our work — open access for advocates, researchers, and policymakers.
A comprehensive report detailing the struggles and conditions of Pakistani minority migrants navigating their existence between Pakistan and India.
A brief, single-page overview of Universal Just Action Society (UJAS) and Seemant Lok Sangathan (SLS) highlighting core mission and impact.
A documented field study capturing the status and demographics of specific villages in Rajasthan associated with the migration crisis as of 2005.
Detailed organizational profile of SLS UJAS outlining history, objectives, programs, and intervention strategies across Rajasthan.
A poignant study from 2010 focusing on the lack of citizenship and rights faced by refugees, appropriately termed "The Nowhere People."
Documentation of testimonies and community discussions from public hearings facilitated by UJAS regarding human rights, refugee rights and displacement.
All UJAS publications are made freely available under our commitment to knowledge-sharing within the human rights and development sector. You are welcome to cite, reproduce, and distribute our research with attribution. For collaboration on original research, contact our documentation team.
Quantitative highlights from across our body of documentation
