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Afghanistan is on the brink of a crisis as 25,000 women teachers and health workers face the threat of losing their jobs, the UN warns. These closures could devastate education and healthcare services, intensifying the nation’s already severe humanitarian struggles
Questions swirl around the mysterious death of a Tibetan lama in Vietnam who boldly challenged China. With authorities staying silent, speculation intensifies about the true circumstances and possible political fallout, reports Asia Times
Amnesty International urges the Sri Lankan government to act on the latest OHCHR report, calling for accountability in conflict-related sexual violence cases to ensure justice and prevent impunity.
Australians claim abuse after Israeli forces intercepted a Gaza flotilla, while far-right Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir reportedly taunted them. This tense encounter has sparked fresh concerns about the enforcement of Israel’s naval blockade
Facing devastating poverty, Afghan families are forced to marry off their daughters just to survive. This heartbreaking reality exposes the urgent humanitarian crisis engulfing Afghanistan, sparking worldwide alarm and a desperate call for action
Sri Lanka’s path to democratic renewal remains uncertain amid political instability and economic challenges. The Carnegie Endowment highlights deep-rooted institutional issues hindering effective reforms and sustainable governance.
In Bangladesh, a surge in persecution against Christians is unfolding, marked by alarming church attacks and arrests. Open Doors Youth brings these powerful stories to light, inspiring awareness and calling for prayers of strength and protection
Myanmar’s junta asserts it has shown “benevolence” toward detained leader Aung San Suu Kyi, yet widespread reports reveal ongoing brutal crackdowns and human rights abuses under its harsh rule.
The Myanmar civil war remains at a stalemate, but recent victories by anti-junta forces hint at a turning tide. Amid relentless clashes, opposition groups are boldly pushing back, steadily chipping away at the military’s grip on power
Amnesty International demands an immediate investigation into Israel’s intentional demolition of civilian homes in Quneitra, Syria, condemning these acts as possible war crimes that breach international law
ICC President Karim Khan wrapped up his official visit to Armenia, emphasizing the crucial role of justice and collaboration in tackling international crimes. This visit marked a significant step toward deepening the partnership between Armenia and the ICC
Two years into the ongoing conflict labeled a genocide by some, several Asian nations continue to support Israel. This stance reflects complex geopolitical ties, regional security concerns, and economic interests, underscoring shifting alliances.
Myanmar’s military regime tightens control amid escalating repression, undermining democratic progress. The Lowy Institute warns of deepening authoritarianism threatening regional stability and human rights.
A UN expert on the right to development is set to visit Kazakhstan to assess progress and challenges. The visit aims to support sustainable growth and human rights, according to the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR).
Myanmar nationals have emerged at the heart of Kenya’s labour trafficking crisis, with authorities rescuing over 750 victims since 2022. The Eastleigh Voice highlights the relentless fight underway to tackle this escalating human trafficking epidemic
Georgetown’s School of Foreign Service dives into five crucial questions about the current state of women’s and girls’ rights in Afghanistan, shedding light on pressing challenges and urgent needs amid ongoing political turmoil
Detained Myanmar ex-leader Aung San Suu Kyi is set to meet with her legal team this weekend, The Standard (HK) reports. This crucial meeting comes at a pivotal moment amid the country’s ongoing political unrest
Kuwait’s Bidun community is confronting escalating climate dangers, yet their lack of legal recognition leaves them invisible and vulnerable. Without citizenship, they are shut out from vital protections, facing mounting environmental threats with little support, according to the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Deepening fear sweeps through parts of Iran as the regime maintains its hardline stance, showing no signs of backing down amid ongoing protests. Worries intensify over escalating crackdowns and mounting human rights abuses
A UN rapporteur along with several European politicians have strongly condemned Israel’s interception of the Gaza flotilla, branding it a clear violation of international law. They are urgently calling for restraint as tensions continue to escalate in the region
