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The krama, a woven symbol of Cambodia’s rich cultural tapestry, now graces UNESCO’s prestigious list, marking a moment of pride and reflection for the nation. Prime Minister Hun Manet’s heartfelt …
Cambodia’s Krama: A Timeless Cultural Legacy Celebrated by UNESCO Read More
The inscription of the krama on UNESCO’s Representative List is more than just an honor; it symbolizes Cambodia’s dedication to preserving its rich cultural heritage for future generations. This treasured …
Krama: A Living Tapestry of Cambodian Culture Inscribed by UNESCO Read More
Original Source: aseannow.com In a historic celebration of culinary artistry, Thailand’s iconic dish, Tom Yum Kung, has earned a prestigious spot on UNESCO’s list of intangible cultural heritage of humanity. …
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Original Source: www.amnesty.org As Saudi Arabia gears up to host the United Nations Internet Governance Forum (IGF) from December 15 to 19, Amnesty International has urged the government to release …
Saudi Arabia’s Internet Governance Forum: A Call for Unconditional Release of Detainees Read More
Original Source: healthpolicy-watch.news In the wake of rising right-wing governments worldwide, sexual and reproductive health (SRH) and LGBTQ rights face significant threats. Human rights advocates and progressive donors are joining …
Global Resistance Against the Erosion of LGBTQ and Reproductive Rights Read More
A recent report reveals that human rights defenders opposing extractive industries linked to UK companies face brutal reprisals. Peace Brigades International (PBI) UK calls for mandatory due diligence laws to …
Activists Face Reprisals: The Call for Corporate Accountability Read More
Dawit Isaak, a detained Eritrean journalist and founder of Setit, wins the Edelstam Prize for his advocacy for democratic reforms and freedom of expression, despite being imprisoned for 23 years …
Dawit Isaak, Imprisoned Eritrean Journalist, Awarded Edelstam Prize for Courage Read More
Dawit Isaak, a Swedish-Eritrean journalist imprisoned for over 23 years, won the Edelstam Prize for his fight for freedom of expression. His daughter will accept the award in November, amidst …
Dawit Isaak: 23 Years of Silence and the Fight for Freedom Read More
Afghanistan’s Taliban regime has severely restricted women’s rights through numerous decrees since taking power, prompting international criticism for engaging with the group without women’s representation. Human rights activists argue that …
Are Women’s Rights in Afghanistan at Risk of Negotiation? Read More
The Taliban’s rule in Afghanistan has severely restricted women’s rights, leading to widespread condemnation from human rights advocates. Activists like Nazifa Jalali reveal the tragic consequences of these restrictions through …
The Unraveling of Women’s Rights in Afghanistan: A Tale of Hope and Despair Read More