Asia
April 16, 2021
Afghanistan: US Should Prioritize Rights, Civilian Protection
(New York) – The US government should address fears of increased insecurity fueled by its announced plan to withdraw all military forces from Afghanistan by committing to expanded support for human rights, including women’s rights.
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AfricaThis submission is based on Human Rights Watch research on human rights issues impacting older women, including domestic violence, abuse, and neglect in residential institutions for older people, abuses during armed conflict, and health disparities.
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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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Afghanistan: US Should Prioritize Rights, Civilian Protection
Boost Aid for Civil Society, Education, Health, Media
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North Korea: US Should Refocus on Rights Concerns
Groups Urge Biden to Incorporate Human Rights into Security Negotiations
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Hearing on Civil and Political Rights in the Republic of Korea: Implications for Human Rights on the Peninsula
Testimony of John Sifton to the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission
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Pakistan’s ‘Father’ of Human Rights Passes Away
I.A. Rehman’s Struggle for a Progressive, Tolerant Pakistan Lives On
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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
