Human Rights

October 20, 2020

Thai protests on October 14 a catalyst for resurgent democracy movement

Thai protests on October 14 a catalyst for resurgent democracy movement. The date commemorates mass protests in 1973 that led to the ouster of a junta leader, but it’s unclear if this year’s movement can lead to lasting changes.

Cambodian rappers await trial for “inciting unrest”

Malaysia withholds report on Rohingya graves a full year after government probe

Thailand’s economic crunch, protests cast land rights struggle in new light

How Indonesia’s national mapping project got off course

Thailand’s protestors call for overhaul of monarchy, government

What does the marginalization of Muslims from Myanmar’s upcoming election mean for the community?

Kachin women’s group speaks out on how the Myanmar military profits from deadly jade mines

Thai democracy supporters face harassment, arrests

July 11, 2020

Amnesty International accuses Myanmar of war crimes: How they covered it

As fighting between the military and rebel forces in western Myanmar escalates, Amnesty International published a report claiming airstrikes by the state’s armed forces constitute war crimes. Here’s how the media covered the story.

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