Section 1 – More effective representation of Sikhs in Parliament
Section 2 – Systematic collection and use of data on Sikhs by public bodies
Section 3 – Promoting a better understanding of the Sikh identity and Sikh way of life
Section 4 – Hate crimes targeting Sikhs and Sikh religious institutions
Section 5 – Improved education about Sikhi, Sikh history and safeguarding Sikh historical artefacts in the UK
Section 6 – Freedom of religion, the global rise of Hindu extremism and transnational repression by the Indian government
Section 7 – Release of Jagtar Singh Johal and permanent and unconditional release of other Sikh political prisoners from Indian jails
Section 8 – Independent public inquiry into the actions of the UK Government and its’ motivations for anti-Sikh measures in the 1980s in the UK pre and post the 1984 Sikh Genocide
Section 9 – International recognition of the 1984 Sikh Genocide and UN-led inquiry
Section 10 – Application of self-determination for the Sikhs