Myanmar: Death of Activists in Custody
Six Cases Highlight Alleged Torture, Junta’s Failure to Investigate
Asia
October 3, 2022
UN Rights Body Should Debate Xinjiang Report
This week the credibility of the United Nations Human Rights Council is on the line over an extraordinarily modest request: to hold a debate on a recent report from the UN high commissioner for human rights on abuses in the Xinjiang region of China.
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Detention without Trial
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Afghanistan: ISIS Group Targets Religious Minorities
Taliban Need to Protect, Assist Hazara, Other At-Risk Communities
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China: New Evidence of Mass DNA Collection in Tibet
Rural Areas, Children Targeted for Intrusive Policing
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“I Don’t Want to Change Myself”
Anti-LGBT Conversion Practices, Discrimination, and Violence in Malaysia
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UN Rights Body Should Debate Xinjiang Report
Credibility of Human Rights Council at Stake over Abuses against Uyghurs
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Sri Lanka: Revoke Sweeping New Order to Restrict Protest
Misuse of Official Secrets Act Latest Measure to Suppress Dissent
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Japan Should Strengthen New Business and Human Rights Guidelines
Voluntary Guidelines a Stepping Stone Towards Corporate Accountability Law
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UN Rights Body Rules Australia Failed to Protect from Climate Change
Torres Strait Islanders Owed Compensation, ‘Continued Safe Existence’
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Japan to Suspend Myanmar Military Training Program
Decision Opens Door for Targeted Sanctions Against Junta
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Indonesia: Hope for Justice in 2014 Papua Massacre
Retired Officer on Trial for ‘Crimes Against Humanity’
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UN Human Rights Council: Economic Interests of the Myanmar Military
HRW Oral Statement under Item 4 | ID on OHCHR Report | HRC51
