The “Crying Out For Justice” campaign is UJAS’ most recent effort to create a united front, from which refugees can air their grievances and demand justice.
The campaign was inaugurated at a public hearing held on June 20th, 2013, in honor of World Refugee Day.The hearing covered several topics, focusing on the nine demands outlined by UJAS and the campaign. The banners hanging at the hearing read:
Crying Out For Justice
We demand:
1. Justice for Pakistani minorities
2. Citizenship
3. Education for children
4. Official refugee status
5. Permanent refugee laws and policies
6. Inclusion in government schemes
7. Rehabilitation packages
8. Simplification of the visa process
9. Allowance of professionals with Pakistani degrees to practice in India
To read more about the public hearing, click here to download the Public Hearing Report.
The Nowhere People 
In 2006, "The Nowhere People" campaign began in the form of a pamphlet. The small book was distributed to hundreds of refugees and policy makers.
It stated the missions of Pak Visthapit Sangh/Seemant Lok Sangathan, and released newly researched data and insight about the issue of Hindu-Pakistani refugees.
In 2010, the pamphlet was revised and updated.
Click here to download the revised pamphlet, The Nowhere People.