SAMA is autonomous and has its own governing structure and norms for self governance. However it has to adhere to the laws governing such institutions. SAMA maintains its autonomy and functions in a democratic manner
SAMA is driven to achieve its vision and mission and is a not for profit organization. If some of its activities generate income, it can be used to support the SAMA’s programs and activities To build and sustain local and global Sindhi community by promoting our language, history, culture and literature.
SAMA’s activities and practices are carried out with honesty and impartiality. SAMA is incorruptible and promotes the interests of its constituencies and the sector at large, without any compromise to its mission and principles.
The setting up of SAMA is out of
voluntary choice of its members, who serve on the SAMA’s Board in
voluntary capacity, giving their time and skills. Many organizations
work with the help of volunteers and also receive finances as
voluntary contributions from individuals and organizations of civil
society
SAMA promotes the right of its
stakeholders to be fully informed and participate in all decisions
that affect their lives.
SAMA respects, promotes and defends the
human rights of individuals and communities to live in safety,
security and dignity and foster a rights-based approach.
SAMA recognizes, accepts, respects and
promotes the uniqueness of each individual and community along the
dimensions of religion and religious beliefs, ethnicity, gender,
sexual orientation, age, physical ability, socio-economic status,
geographic location, political beliefs or other ideologies.
SAMA promotes fairness, impartiality and equity in all its activities,
practices and dealings with all stakeholders and does not discriminate
on the basis of gender, caste, class, religion, ethnicity, age, color,
nationality, ability, disease or sexual orientation, SAMA adopts
affirmative Polices and practices that facilitate equally
opportunities for women and groups facing discrimination and
exclusion.