Tag: social justice

The 1955 Bandung Conference was a groundbreaking event in the battle against imperialism, bringing together nations from Asia and Africa ...

Human Rights Watch reveals a troubling trend in the Philippines, where the government is weaponizing terrorism-financing charges against political dissenters ...

The International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) is calling on Kyrgyzstan to honor and revitalize civic space as worries about ...

Amnesty International shines a spotlight on the troubling human rights situation in Azerbaijan, where freedoms of expression, assembly, and press ...

Thailand is stepping into the spotlight as a champion for LGBTQ+ rights in Southeast Asia, with its vibrant movement for ...

Amnesty International has raised a critical voice against Nepal's newly introduced transitional justice law, labeling it as a misguided attempt ...

Amidst the turmoil of conflict, women in Syria are rising as powerful leaders in the quest for survival and renewal. ...

As Myanmar grapples with a surge in violence and pressing humanitarian challenges in the wake of the military coup, the ...

In Mongolia, the alarming rise of tech-facilitated gender-based violence has sparked urgent action. The Asia Foundation is stepping up with ...

Kuwait has unveiled an exciting new immigration law designed to enhance the status of migrant workers in a more effective ...

World Report 2025: Rights Trends in Afghanistan The latest report from Human Rights Watch unveils a troubling picture of human ...

Bahrain stands at a crucial crossroads, poised to reshape its identity and governance as the demand for human rights reforms ...

Three years after the coup, Myanmar's fight for democracy grows ever more urgent. In the face of relentless repression, brave ...

Kuwait's denaturalization policy has ignited a wave of international concern, as the government moves to strip citizenship from those it ...

In a groundbreaking ruling, Kyrgyzstan's court has triumphantly acquitted the defendants in the "Kempir-Abad case," heralding a monumental victory for ...

During his visit to East Timor, Pope Francis condemned "every kind of abuse" against children, emphasizing the need for stronger ...

In a groundbreaking move to combat child marriage in Lao PDR, UNICEF recently convened a national consultation aimed at tackling ...

Human Rights Watch reveals that under Prime Minister Hun Manet, Cambodia is experiencing a troubling decline in civil liberties. The ...

Tajikistan has officially become the world's 67th country to ban corporal punishment of children, according to UNICEF. This landmark decision ...

Georgia: Misuse of the Criminal Justice System to Stifle Dissent Introduction In recent ⁢developments, concerns have arisen regarding the behavior ...