Asia
June 11, 2021
Deadly Afghanistan Attack Shows Dangers to Humanitarian Workers
The United Nations, governments, and humanitarian groups working to eradicate landmines and explosive remnants of war are condemning the reprehensible killing of 10 Halo Trust deminers and wounding of 16 others in Afghanistan on Tuesday.
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Myanmar: Thai State-Owned Company Funds Junta
Oil and Gas Firm PTT Should Cut Ties with Military Enterprises, Abusive Cronies
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Deadly Afghanistan Attack Shows Dangers to Humanitarian Workers
Bring to Justice Those Responsible for Killing 10 Deminers
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Papua New Guinea: Violence Against Women Accused of Sorcery
Protect Women Targeted; Hold Attackers to Account
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European Parliament Alarmed over Sri Lanka’s Rights Situation
Resolution Calls for Measures to Address Mounting Abuses
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Surging Child Labor Demands Government Action
New Global Numbers Show Backsliding Even Before Covid-19 Pandemic
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Families of Activists Who Flee Xinjiang Pay a Heavy Price
Chinese Authorities Impose Collective Punishment on Remaining Relatives
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Indonesian Law Hampers Mosque Construction
Amend Discriminatory Regulation That Blocks New Houses of Worship
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Afghanistan: Exiting Forces Should Protect Interpreters
NATO Members, Australia Should Expedite Relocation of Local Staff
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Cambodia: Lockdowns Hit Low-Income Families Hard
Adopt Short-term, Long-term Social Protections to Safeguard Rights
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Persons with Disabilities in the Context of Armed Conflict
Submission to the UN Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
