UNITED SIKHS Endorses Right to Worship Act, Defends Freedom of Religion and Speech September 22, 2026 | Washington, D.C. UNITED SIKHS supports the bipartisan Right to Worship Act (H.R. 10052), introduced by Congressman Tom Suozzi (D‑NY) and Congressman Brad Knott…

UNITED SIKHS Condemns Brutal Attack on Sikh Truck Driver in Wyoming, Calls for Justice and Protection of Minority Drivers UNITED SIKHS strongly condemns the brutal stabbing of a 28‑year‑old Punjabi Sikh truck driver from Sacramento, who was attacked 17 times…

UNITED SIKHS Calls for Civil Rights Review and Corrective Action Following DHS “Mr. Singh” Graphic September 11, 2026 Organization welcomes removal of controversial DHS post but seeks acknowledgment, accountability and safeguards against future religious and racial stereotyping UNITED SIKHS has…

UNITED SIKHS Advances Sikh Civil Rights in Dialogue with TSA This week, UNITED SIKHS International Civil & Humanitarian Aid (ICHRA) Justice Center staff met with Transportation Security Administration’s (TSA) Civil Rights & Engagement Unit (TSA) in order to continue to…

UNITED SIKHS Concerned of Rising Anti-Sikh Hate in FBI 2025 Hate Crime Report New York, U.S.A. | August 2026 UNITED SIKHS expresses serious concern over the findings of the 2025 FBI Hate Crime Report, which documents a disturbing rise in…

UNITED SIKHS Canada condemns the violent attack at Nanaksar Gurdwara in Edmonton, where two individuals were injured during early‑morning prayers. A gurdwara is a sacred sanctuary, and violence within its walls is an assault on faith and community. While police…