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A UN human rights expert voiced serious concerns about Cambodia’s rights record after discussions with Prime Minister Hun Sen in Phnom Penh, calling for urgent action to strengthen protections amid persistent challenges to political and civil freedoms
South Korea’s international adoptees are boldly demanding justice for past abuses and flawed adoption policies, focusing on accountability instead of repatriation. Their powerful call shines a spotlight on the ongoing fight for recognition and meaningful reform
In Inner Mongolia, China’s assimilation campaign intensifies online, targeting ethnic Mongols through digital surveillance and propaganda. The move marks a shift to cyberspace in Beijing’s efforts to curb minority identities.
UN human rights chief urges Israel to end its occupation and stop house demolitions in Lebanon, highlighting the critical need to uphold international law and safeguard civilians, AP News reports
Titi Irawati has been a powerful force driving democracy forward in Indonesia and championing Timor-Leste’s independence, leaving an indelible mark on the political landscape of Southeast Asia
Freedom House’s 2026 report celebrates Bhutan’s steady strides in political rights and civil liberties, showcasing its determined efforts to deepen democracy despite ongoing challenges in media freedom and civic engagement
The House Foreign Affairs Committee has urgently called on Azerbaijan to free Armenian hostages without delay, highlighting the critical importance of upholding human rights and international law. This appeal comes amid rising alarm over the treatment of detainees
A Malaysian mall has sparked a fierce public outcry after removing pro-Palestine protesters from its premises, igniting heated debates over censorship and the limits of freedom of expression in the country
The article “Balochistan Unrest: Of Body Bags And Lies” in Eurasia Review delves into the relentless violence gripping Balochistan, uncovering hidden state cover-ups and revealing the heartbreaking human cost of this long-standing conflict
Cambodia’s Supreme Court has confirmed treason convictions against two journalists, igniting widespread alarm over press freedom. This decision deepens worries about an escalating government crackdown on independent media across the nation
China has defended its new “Ethnic Unity” law amid widespread international criticism, asserting it promotes harmony and stability. Critics argue the law suppresses minority rights and enforces assimilation policies.
About 30 political prisoners were reportedly subjected to brutal beatings without any justification in Myanmar’s infamous Insein Prison, sparking grave human rights alarms as the military junta escalates its ruthless crackdown on dissent
Prominent Cambodian opposition leader is fighting back, appealing to the Supreme Court to overturn his incitement conviction in a case many critics say is politically motivated. This high-profile battle shines a spotlight on growing worries about the independence of Cambodia’s judiciary
Amnesty International strongly condemns Afghanistan’s new criminal regulations, which unleash harsher punishments aimed at women and minority groups, intensifying concerns over a surge in human rights violations
Amnesty International has strongly condemned Pakistan’s labeling of a major protest movement in Jammu and Kashmir as “terrorism,” cautioning that this move dangerously intensifies the region’s relentless crackdown on dissent
Turkmenistan has landed at the bottom of the list among Central Asian countries in the latest Internet Freedom Index, revealing harsh online restrictions and heavy censorship, reports The Times of Central Asia
Watch: The rebels at the front line of Myanmar’s civil war reveal the harsh realities of ongoing conflict. This BBC report offers an inside look at their fight for autonomy amid escalating violence.
The Foundation for Defense of Democracies shines a spotlight on the persistent human rights abuses in Turkish-occupied Cyprus, calling on the global community to take urgent action against restrictions on freedom, property rights, and the preservation of cultural heritage
Human Rights Watch reveals that numerous Turkmen activists continue to endure unjust imprisonment, harsh conditions, and the denial of fair trials. The organization urgently demands their immediate release and calls on the global community to shine a spotlight on Turkmenistan’s ongoing human rights violations
Bhutan has freed two political prisoners, yet 28 others continue to be held, according to Human Rights Watch. The organization urges their immediate release, highlighting persistent worries about political repression in the kingdom
