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The American Sikh Council has condemned the DHS “Mr. Singh” poster, warning that it could fuel prejudice against Sikh and South Asian communities. The organisation urged fair enforcement, evidence-based policies and responsible government communication.
Civil rights groups have condemned a DHS social media poster targeting immigrant truckers. The Sikh Coalition warns that the campaign encourages racial profiling and is urging congressional action.
The Sikh Coalition has designated September 20 as National Sikh Voter Registration Day 2026, encouraging Sikh Americans nationwide to check their registration, volunteer, and participate in the November midterm elections.
Sikh Federation International raises concerns over transnational repression, human rights violations in Punjab, and the global spread of Hindutva during high-level Washington and OAS meetings.
Three US-based Sikh organizations have urged Secretary of State Marco Rubio to deny entry to RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, citing concerns over religious freedom, minority persecution, and alleged transnational repression.
Fourteen years after the Oak Creek Sikh Temple shooting, the Sikh Coalition and the Oak Creek sangat honor the seven victims, remember the survivors, and reaffirm their commitment to combating anti-Sikh hate, protecting civil rights, and practicing faith without fear.
The American Sikh Council has released a statement mourning the tragic death of Henry Nowak in Southampton. While welcoming the life sentence for perpetrator Vickrum Digwa, the organization urged the public and political figures not to weaponize the actions of one disturbed individual to stigmatize the broader Sikh community or ban the religious kirpan.
Following successful launches in Punjab, Germany, and Canada, the historical book "Kournama-3," documenting the sacrifices of Sikh women in June 1984 at Sri Darbar Sahib, has been officially released in Seattle, USA.
The Sikh Coalition has released a critical update on the legal battles surrounding immigrant truck drivers' rights, including a major federal court update and the fight against "Dalilah’s Law."
A bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers has introduced new federal legislation aimed at addressing discrimination, hate crimes, and violence faced by Sikh Americans, marking a significant step toward formal recognition of anti-Sikh bias at the US national level.

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