Asia
April 14, 2021
Australia: Act on Indigenous Deaths in Custody
The Australian government’s continued failure to address Indigenous deaths in custody tarnishes the country’s rights record and global standing, Human Rights Watch said today. April 15, 2021, is the 30th anniversary of the 1991 Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody, which contained numerous recommendations for reform.
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India: Government Policies, Actions Target Minorities
Year After Delhi Violence, Bias Against Muslims Taints Investigation
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Covid-19 Triggers Wave of Free Speech Abuse
Scores of Countries Target Media, Activists, Medics, Political Opponents
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Australia: Act on Indigenous Deaths in Custody
30 Years On, Royal Commission Recommendations Should Be Fully Implemented
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UN Chief Should Support Remote Investigation in Xinjiang
Guterres’ Public Outrage Over Myanmar Should Extend to China
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Letter to the EU and Its Member States on the Myanmar Crisis
Call for Additional, Coordinated International Sanctions
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Counterterrorism Police ‘Clean Up’ After Tibetan Monk’s Death
Crackdown Seeks to Silence Tibetans, Stifle Information
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Afghanistan: UN Should Ensure Women’s Full Role in Talks
US Should Support a Genuinely Inclusive Process, Not Just ‘Parallel’ Events
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Cambodia: ‘Stop Covid-19’ System Raises Privacy Concerns
Use Less-Rights-Intrusive Measures; Adopt Data Protection Law
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