Asia
June 22, 2022
Australia: Climate Protesters’ Rights Violated
The authorities in the Australian state of New South Wales (NSW) are disproportionately punishing climate protesters in violation of their basic rights to peaceful protest.
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France: Afghan Evacuees Need Mental Health Support
French Authorities Should Provide More Assistance
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Four Ways to Support Girls’ Access to Education in Afghanistan
Lessons for donors from Afghan students, teachers, and principals
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Afghanistan: Taliban Threatening Provincial Media
Journalists Detained, Beaten; Media Outlets Closed
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Australia: Climate Protesters’ Rights Violated
Disproportionate Punishments, Excessive Bail Conditions
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UN Rights Chief Urged to Release Xinjiang Report and Correct Course Following China Visit
HRW Statement - Item 2 Interactive Dialogue on the High Commissioner's Annual Report - HRC50
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Australia: Prioritize Rights at Home, Abroad
Albanese Should Adopt Human Rights-Centered Foreign Policy, Domestic Rights Reforms
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Myanmar: The Rohingya’s Decade of Detention
No Justice for Crimes Against Humanity Committed Since 2012
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New Philippine Security Adviser Urges End to ‘Red-Tagging’
Clarita Carlos Says Often-Deadly Practice is ‘Not Productive’
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UN Rights Chief – Again – Promises Xinjiang Report
Bachelet’s Legacy Hinges on Denouncing Chinese Government Crimes Against Humanity
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Afghanistan’s Taliban Crack Down on Vloggers
Media Workers Increasingly Detained, Forced to ‘Confess’
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Philippines: Ensure Rights Commission’s Independence
President-Elect Marcos Should Select Commissioners in Transparent Process
