Maldives
March 2, 2021
South Asia’s Women’s Rights Activists Should Be Heard
International Women’s Day on March 8 should be a reminder to South Asian governments to stop ignoring the region’s rape problem and to start listening to activists.
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Maldives: Covid-19 Exposes Abuse of Migrants
Overhaul System to Protect Foreign Workers at All Times
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News
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South Asia’s Women’s Rights Activists Should Be Heard
International Women’s Day Should Prompt Real Reforms
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Maldives: Pandemic Response Exposes Inequities, Abuse
Government Failed to Protect Rights Groups, Migrant Workers
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South Asia: Justice, Services Can Curb Sexual Violence
Death Penalty Push Ignores Real Solutions to Regional Failings
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Asian Nations Reject UN Vote Against Death Penalty
11 Asia-Pacific Governments Oppose 120 States on Capital Punishment Moratorium
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Maldives: Covid-19 Exposes Abuse of Migrants
Overhaul System to Protect Foreign Workers at All Times
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Maldives: Migrants Arrested for Protesting Abuses
Officials Claim National Security to Justify Mistreating Foreign Workers
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Maldives: Extremist Groups Threaten Rights Activists
Uphold Free Expression; Investigate Violent Attacks
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Migrant Workers in Maldives at Added Risk from COVID-19
Authorities Should Ensure All Have Access to Health Care
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Maldives: Protect Mangroves From Further Loss
Tree Destruction Exacerbates Flooding Threatening Islanders
