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WASHINGTON -- The U.S., China and Russia have a common interest in disrupting the rules-based order, seeing it as an obstacle that constrains power, Human Rights Watch said Wednesday. (confirmed by 2 sources) [1]
A Thai military personnel (R) checks the bag of a Myanmar national after he cross over into Thailand, at the Tak border checkpoint in Thailand’s Mae Sot district on April 11, 2024. [2]
Mizzima As the International Court of Justice (ICJ) begins hearings on the Rohingya genocide in the Hague brought by The Gambia against Myanmar, a new case alleging war crimes and crimes against humanity is being levelled against the junta in Timor-L... [3]
Sun Lee Fresh crackdowns sweeping across China are reigniting global alarm, as human rights groups warn that civil liberties inside the country are shrinking to levels unseen in years. [4]
Parliamentary Findings Demand Strong Action to Combat Police Brutality By: Human Rights Watch New York, March 16, 2012 –A Thai parliamentary inquiry that found that police used excessive force in the fatal shooting of a drug suspect should prompt an ... (confirmed by 2 sources) [5]
The Pattaya City Expats Club was privileged to have Phil Robertson, Deputy Asia for Human Rights Watch, as the guest speaker at their October 28 meeting. Phil is based in Bang (confirmed by 2 sources) [6]
RANGOON — Human Rights Watch on Monday called for Burma to punish army and police commanders if they allowed troops to rape and sexually assault women and girls of the Muslim minority in Arakan State. (confirmed by 2 sources) [7]
RANGOON — Human Rights Watch has called for Burma’s Union Election Commission (UEC) to stop “intimidating” the country’s main opposition party, and accused the commission’s chair of showing bias in favor of the military. (confirmed by 2 sources) [8]
WASHINGTON -- The U.S., China and Russia have a common interest in disrupting the rules-based order, seeing it as an obstacle that constrains power, Human Rights Watch said Wednesday.
A Thai military personnel (R) checks the bag of a Myanmar national after he cross over into Thailand, at the Tak border checkpoint in Thailand’s Mae Sot district on April 11, 2024.
Mizzima As the International Court of Justice (ICJ) begins hearings on the Rohingya genocide in the Hague brought by The Gambia against Myanmar, a new case alleging war crimes and crimes against humanity is being levelled against the junta in Timor-L
Sun Lee Fresh crackdowns sweeping across China are reigniting global alarm, as human rights groups warn that civil liberties inside the country are shrinking to levels unseen in years.
Parliamentary Findings Demand Strong Action to Combat Police Brutality By: Human Rights Watch New York, March 16, 2012 –A Thai parliamentary inquiry that found that police used excessive force in the fatal shooting of a drug suspect should prompt an
The Pattaya City Expats Club was privileged to have Phil Robertson, Deputy Asia for Human Rights Watch, as the guest speaker at their October 28 meeting. Phil is based in Bang
RANGOON — Human Rights Watch on Monday called for Burma to punish army and police commanders if they allowed troops to rape and sexually assault women and girls of the Muslim minority in Arakan State.
RANGOON — Human Rights Watch has called for Burma’s Union Election Commission (UEC) to stop “intimidating” the country’s main opposition party, and accused the commission’s chair of showing bias in favor of the military.
Mizzima In a press release on 16 January, Human Rights Watch called attention to the Myanmar junta’s stepped up ‘scorched earth’ tactics in its war with the armed resistance in the country.
RANGOON —Human Rights Watch (HRW) has urged the Burma government to accept criticism in the press and refrain from using criminal law against journalists.