Titi Irawati: Championing democratisation in Indonesia and independence for Timor-Leste – Inside Indonesia

Titi Irawati: Leading the Fight for Democracy in Indonesia and Independence for Timor-Leste

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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

Afghanistan: New criminal regulation targets women and minority groups with ever-harsher punishments – Amnesty International

Afghanistan’s New Criminal Law Imposes Harsher Punishments on Women and Minority Groups

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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

Why the history of U.S. militarism motivated so many young Asian Americans to align with Palestine – Milwaukee Independent

How the History of U.S. Militarism Inspired Many Young Asian Americans to Support Palestine

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The history of U.S. militarism in Asia has inspired many young Asian Americans to deeply connect with Palestine, recognizing shared struggles against occupation and injustice. This powerful sense of solidarity is sparking passionate activism across the nation

Five questions on the status of women’s and girls’ rights in Afghanistan – School of Foreign Service | Georgetown University

Five Key Questions About the Future of Women’s and Girls’ Rights in Afghanistan

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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

Kuwait’s Bidun in the Face of Climate Change are Invisible, yet Exposed – Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

Kuwait’s Bidun: Invisible Communities Confronting the Harsh Realities of Climate Change

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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

Opinion–Free Palestine: On Palestinian and Asian Solidarity – Davis Vanguard

Opinion: United for Justice – Palestinian and Asian Solidarity in Action

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“Opinion-Free Palestine: On Palestinian and Asian Solidarity,” published by Davis Vanguard, explores the growing alliance between Palestinian and Asian communities, highlighting shared struggles and calls for justice amid ongoing conflicts.

World Report 2026: Rights Trends in Armenia – Human Rights Watch

Armenia 2026: Emerging Trends in Human Rights

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The World Report 2026 by Human Rights Watch highlights ongoing challenges in Armenia, including restrictions on freedom of expression, judicial independence concerns, and minority rights issues amid political tensions.

Women in Iran and Afghanistan: Resistance Versus Systematic Exclusion – 8am.media

Women in Iran and Afghanistan: Stories of Resistance Amid Systematic Exclusion

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Women in Iran and Afghanistan continue to resist systemic exclusion through protests and activism despite oppressive regimes. Their courage challenges deep-rooted restrictions on rights and freedoms in both countries.

How a Small Village Became the Heart of Hope for Bangladesh’s Forgotten Tribes – jesuits.global

From Forgotten to Flourishing: How a Small Village Became the Heart of Hope for Bangladesh’s Tribes

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A small village in Bangladesh has transformed into a beacon of hope for the nation’s forgotten tribes. Through Jesuit-led initiatives, it now offers education, healthcare, and empowerment, bridging gaps in marginalized communities.

‘Invisible’ children born in the brothels of Bangladesh finally get birth certificates – The Guardian

Invisible’ Children Born in Bangladesh Brothels Finally Receive Birth Certificates

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Children born in Bangladesh’s brothels, once overlooked and denied official recognition, are now finally receiving birth certificates. This groundbreaking achievement gives them a legal identity and opens the door to vital services, representing a powerful leap toward inclusion and the protection of their rights

Outrage grows over arrest of Columbia University pro-Palestine activist Mahmoud Khalil – Asia News Network

Outrage Erupts Over Arrest of Columbia University Pro-Palestine Activist Mahmoud Khalil

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Outrage is swelling over the arrest of Mahmoud Khalil, a passionate pro-Palestine activist from Columbia University, igniting widespread protests and urgent demands for his immediate release. Supporters fiercely denounce the detention as a clear act of political repression

Bhutan: Despite Progressive Rhetoric, Rights Violations Continue – Human Rights Watch

Bhutan’s Rights Challenges Persist Despite Promises of Progress

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Human Rights Watch reveals that despite Bhutan’s inspiring promises on human rights, serious issues remain-such as limits on free speech and the rights of minorities-underscoring the continuing struggles within this Himalayan kingdom

PERSPECTIVES: Why Asian Americans can’t afford silence on Palestine – reckon.news

Why Asian Americans Must Speak Out on Palestine Now

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PERSPECTIVES: Asian Americans face growing calls to break their silence on Palestine, as activism and advocacy highlight shared struggles against injustice and the importance of solidarity in today’s geopolitical climate.

Palestine – a cause for all – Asia News Network

Palestine: A Cause That Unites Us All

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The Asia News Network shines a spotlight on Palestine as a powerful symbol of unity across the region, calling for solidarity and open dialogue. This ongoing conflict demands collective action to champion peace and justice for everyone affected

Myanmar – The Carter Center

Inside Myanmar: A Closer Look at the Nation’s Journey

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The Carter Center remains deeply committed to Myanmar, championing peace initiatives and driving democratic reforms despite ongoing challenges. Their dedicated efforts center on resolving conflicts, monitoring elections, and advancing human rights for all

Feminist Afghan Media: Afghanistan Women’s News Agency (AWNA), Nimrokh Media, Rukhshana Media, Radio Begum, Begum TV, and Zan Times – vocal.media

Empowering Voices: Meet Afghanistan’s Leading Feminist Media Outlets Transforming Women’s Stories

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Feminist Afghan media outlets such as AWNA, Nimrokh Media, Rukhshana Media, Radio Begum, Begum TV, and Zan Times boldly amplify women’s voices, breaking barriers and shining a spotlight on gender issues in Afghanistan’s rapidly changing landscape

APEX Express – 11.30.2023: South Asian Solidarity with Palestine – KPFA

APEX Express – November 30, 2023: South Asian Solidarity with Palestine

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On November 30, 2023, KPFA aired “APEX Express,” shining a spotlight on South Asian solidarity with Palestine. The program brought together powerful voices championing justice and offered diverse regional insights into the ongoing conflict

‘Killing of innocent people is never right’: Bridgerton star Nicola Coughlan on supporting Palestine – Asia News Network

Bridgerton Star Nicola Coughlan Speaks Out: “Killing Innocent People Is Never Right” in Support of Palestine

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Bridgerton star Nicola Coughlan condemned violence against civilians, stating, “Killing of innocent people is never right.” She voiced her support for Palestine amid ongoing conflict, urging for peace and justice.