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The Sikh Vote campaign has been launched in the UK to protect Sikh identity, rights and religious freedoms. The campaign has raised demands over Gurdwara security funding, anti-Sikh hate crime tracking, Sikh education, transnational repression, Jagtar Singh Johal, Avtar Singh Khanda and the 1984 attack on Darbar Sahib.
India-linked disinformation targeting Sikh Canadians is the focus of a new WSO report examining fabricated allegations, suspected bot networks, media amplification and the wider impact on Sikh communities in Canada.
The WSO 2026 Sikh Disinformation Report examines alleged disinformation targeting Sikh Canadians, including suspected bot networks, media amplification and false narratives affecting Canada’s Sikh community.
Sikh Federation (UK) has called on the UK government to grant Diplomatic Protection to Jagtar Singh Johal, arguing that the move would elevate his case to a formal state-to-state legal dispute with India.
Sikh representatives raised Sikh self-determination, political rights, decolonisation and the right of return during the 81st UN General Assembly.
Misl Satluj President Ajaypal Singh Brar has appealed to Punjabis to participate in large numbers in the Bandi Singh Release March on October 2, beginning at Gurdwara Sri Fatehgarh Sahib and concluding at Takht Sri Damdama Sahib.
Sikh Federation (UK) has warned the British Government that Anti-Sikh hate crimes are being hidden within broader racial and religious hate-crime statistics. Speaking at a Labour Party Conference fringe meeting in Liverpool, Kuldeep Singh called for accurate victim data, improved police recording and stronger action against Anti-Sikh hate crimes.
Dal Khalsa has urged US Ambassador Sergio Gor to support the reopening of the Kartarpur Sahib Corridor, restoration of trade through Attari-Wagah and measures to address transnational repression and hate crimes targeting Sikhs.
Scottish citizen Jagtar Singh Johal gets bail in seven NIA cases from the Delhi High Court. Learn about his expected release timeline, UK travel restrictions, and the status of his ongoing trials.
A division bench of the Delhi High Court has earlier today granted bail to British national Jagtar Singh Johal in the remaining cases registered against him under India’s controversial Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA).

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