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On 17 February, Human Rights Myanmar publicly addressed the UN Special Rapporteur about the harrowing treatment of persons with disabilities (PWD) in Myanmar. Following the 2021 coup, there has been …
Urgent Call to the UN: Human Rights Abuses Against Persons with Disabilities in Myanmar Read More
On 17 February, Human Rights Myanmar released a poignant statement detailing their submission to the UN Special Rapporteur concerning grievous abuses inflicted upon persons with disabilities (PWD) in Myanmar. This …
Human Rights Myanmar Exposes Violations Against Persons With Disabilities Read More
Meta’s Controversial Policy Changes According to human rights experts, recent policy changes by Meta, the parent company of Facebook, could facilitate genocidal violence. Following an announcement by CEO Mark Zuckerberg …
Meta’s Policy Shift Sparks Concerns Over Potential Violence Read More
As February marks the fourth anniversary of the coup in Myanmar, the military regime has intensified its dreadful grip on media freedom, perpetuating a climate of absolute censorship and oppressive …
Empowering Myanmar’s Journalists: Exile Hub’s Mission of Support and Safety Read More
As the somber four-year anniversary of Myanmar’s military coup approaches, a coalition of 46 organizations is urgently calling for global accountability for the tragedies inflicted upon the nation. The military …
Urgent Call for Accountability in Myanmar Ahead of Coup Anniversary Read More
The Melody of Spring 2025 Transnational Spring Festival Gala commenced in Nanning, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, celebrating the Year of the Snake. This vibrant event premiered on January 27 on …
Transnational Spring Festival Gala in Nanning Celebrates Cultural Unity and Diversity Read More
In a time rife with geopolitical tension, Laos, the current chair of ASEAN, faces the daunting challenge of ensuring the bloc’s unity. The recent 57th ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in …
Navigating Disunity: ASEAN’s Challenges Under Laos’ Chairmanship Read More
A Year of Contrasting Progress in AsiaHuman Rights Watch (HRW) unveiled its World Report 2025, showcasing a mixed landscape for democracy and human rights across the Asia-Pacific. Amidst the sobering …
Human Rights Watch Highlights Mixed Developments Across Asia in 2024 Read More
ASEAN’s Turning Point: A Call for Principled ActionThe upcoming ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Retreat scheduled for January 18-19 in Langkawi, Malaysia, offers a vital chance for ASEAN to redefine its approach …
Democracy and Human Rights: The Future of Myanmar Through ASEAN’s Lens Read More
Signs of Hope Amidst Turmoil in Asia In 2024, Human Rights Watch (HRW) revealed a flicker of hope for democracy and human rights in the Asia-Pacific region amid persistent challenges. …
HRW 2025 Report: Hope and Hardships in Asia’s Human Rights Landscape Read More