Peace and Justice

Afghanistan: Protecting Rights Essential in Negotiations

Amid Persistent Abuses by All Sides, Talks Shouldn’t Endanger Freedoms

Malaysia: Proposed Law Reverses Police Reforms

Complaints Commission Needs Real Investigatory, Disciplinary Powers

Japan: Foreign Minister Should Raise Rights Abroad

Trip Covers Papua New Guinea, Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar

Two More Philippine Activists Murdered

Duterte Administration Had Once ‘Red-Tagged’ Both as Insurgents

Cambodia: Appeal Court Set to Rule on Southeast Asia’s First Transboundary Class Action into Human Rights Abuses

Nepal’s Universal Periodic Review

Human Rights Review Should Address Broken Commitments, Impunity

Cambodia: Micro-Loan Borrowers Face Covid-19 Crisis

Suspend Debt Collection, Stop Coerced Land Sales

Cambodia: 4 Years On, No Effective Investigation into Kem Ley’s Unlawful Killing

Appoint Independent Commission of Inquiry, Seek UN Assistance

EU: Make China Rights Crisis a Summit Priority

Hong Kong, Xinjiang Responses Should Top Agenda

Myanmar: Kirin Should Cut Ties to Military

Japan Beverage Giant Pledges to Address Human Rights Concerns

China: No Justice for Tiananmen Emboldens Abuses

31 Years Since Crackdown, Domestic Repression Worsens, Goes Global

Nepal: Ensure Justice for Caste-Based Killings

Impunity for Rampant Attacks on Dalits