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North Korea’s Ongoing Rights Abuses Amidst Covid-19 Policies In 2024, Kim Jong Un’s North Korea has clung tightly to oppressive Covid-19 policies, stifling movement, trade, and the crucial entry of …
North Korea’s Human Rights Crisis: Ongoing Abuses in 2024 Read More
Increased Violence and DiscriminationIn June 2024, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) secured a third term in office, highlighted by an election campaign that …
India’s Deteriorating Human Rights Landscape Under Modi’s Leadership Read More
A group of 43 Uyghur men detained in Thailand expressed their fear of imminent deportation to China, where they believe they will face severe persecution and potential death. Activists and …
Uyghurs in Thailand Fear Deportation to Persecution in China Read More
In looking back at the journey of the ASEAN Human Rights Declaration (AHRD) over the past twelve years, we observe a tapestry woven with both advancements and limitations. While it …
Reimagining Human Rights in ASEAN: The Future of the AHRD Read More
Sombath Somphone’s mysterious disappearance twelve years ago remains an open wound for families and activists alike, echoing the cries for justice and truth in a regime cloaked in silence. His …
Twelve Years Without Answers: The Case of Sombath Somphone and the Search for Justice Read More
The recent introduction of Decree 147 by the Vietnamese government draws a heavy curtain over the already dim landscape of internet freedom in Vietnam. This decree, alongside the comprehensive Law …
Vietnam’s Decree 147: A New Chapter of Internet Oppression Read More
Original Source: th.usembassy.gov The U.S. Ambassadors Fund for Cultural Preservation (AFCP) 2025 Grants Program is now open for proposals. Managed by the U.S. Embassy in Bangkok and the Bureau of …
Reviving Heritage: AFCP 2025 Grants Program Funding Opportunity Read More
Original Source: www.fidh.org In a recent review, the United Nations Committee Against Torture (CAT) voiced serious concerns about Thailand’s treatment of detainees, emphasizing overcrowded prisons with alarming conditions. Women face …
UN Committee Highlights Human Rights Concerns in Thailand Read More
The Bangkok Civil Court dismissed Jatupat Boonpattararaksa’s lawsuit against NSO Group for spyware targeting him, which Amnesty International criticized as alarming. Jatupat claimed his phone was infected with Pegasus spyware, …
Thailand: Dismissal of Landmark Case Leaves Activists in Peril in Spyware Battle Read More
On November 20, 2024, insurgents in southern Thailand launched a grenade attack at a Guanyin statue construction site, injuring three individuals. This assault marks a significant escalation in targeting non-Islamic …
Insurgents Launch Unlawful Attack on Civilians in Southern Thailand Read More