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In a concerning trend, Philippine authorities are levelling unfounded terrorism-financing charges against civil society organisations and activists. This tactic appears aimed at hastily removing the nation from the global Financial …
Philippines: Allegations of Misused Anti-Terrorism Laws Against Activists Read More
Escalation of Military Tactics in Myanmar In 2024, Myanmar’s military junta intensified its brutal “scorched earth” tactics against opposition strongholds as armed resistance surged. Human Rights Watch’s World Report 2025 …
Myanmar’s Military Junta Escalates Attacks Amid Growing Resistance Read More
Marcos Administration’s Human Rights DilemmaUnder President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., there were notable efforts to improve human rights in the Philippines in 2024. However, Human Rights Watch emphasizes that these measures …
Marcos Administration’s Human Rights Report: Gains Yet to Materialize Read More
Cambodia’s Erosion of Fundamental Rights Under Hun Manet In a stark report by Human Rights Watch, it has been revealed that Prime Minister Hun Manet’s regime has significantly stifled civic …
Cambodia’s Political Environment: A Stark Decline in Freedoms Under Hun Manet Read More
Singapore’s Staunch Retention of the Death Penalty In May 2024, Singapore’s Prime Minister Lawrence Wong upheld the nation’s stringent death penalty laws while intensifying repression against dissenters, as noted by …
Singapore’s Government Stands Firm on Death Penalty Amid Global Trends Read More