Asia
September 26, 2023
How IMF policies undermine rights
Both the IMF and the Pakistani government have human rights obligations to pursue economic recovery measures that protect and advance rights in the short and long term.
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Bangladesh: Social Audits Shortchange Workers
Shahidul Islam’s Killing Underscores Heightened Risks for Independent Unions
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Bangladesh: Spiraling Violence Against Rohingya Refugees
Protect Community From Killings, Abductions, Torture
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Cambodia: Past Vote Irregularities Foreshadow July Election
Analysis of 2022 Commune Voting Suggests Tampering, Improper Counting
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South Korea’s ‘Anonymous Birthing’ Bill Fails Women, Children
Anonymity Won’t Address Underlying Stigma and Poverty
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Chinese Court Imposes Life Sentence on Uyghur Scholar
Beijing Permanently Silences Another Intellectual from Xinjiang
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Submission to the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom
"Religious Freedom in India" Submission by Sarah Yager, Washington director, Human Rights Watch
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Cambodia: Dissident, Wife Brutally Assaulted
Incident Tests New Government’s Willingness to Address Impunity
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Sri Lanka: Abuses Undercut Proposed ‘Truth Commission’
Donors, Governments Shouldn’t Endorse Initiative Rejected by Victims
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Bangladesh: Quash Conviction and Release Rights Defenders
Leaders of Prominent Rights Group Convicted on Trumped-Up Charges
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Bangladesh: Social Audits Shortchange Workers
Shahidul Islam’s Killing Underscores Heightened Risks for Independent Unions
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Hong Kong Unleashes Courts against Children’s Sheep Fiction
Resident Prosecuted for Getting Pro-Democracy Books from Abroad
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Bhutan: Freed Political Prisoner Describes Dire Conditions
Foreign Governments Should Urge Release of Dozens Held for Decades
