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Musdah Mulia: Injecting spirituality into human rights activism
Life 1 week ago

Musdah Mulia: Injecting spirituality into human rights activism

Muslim scholar Musdah Mulia is not slowing down in her fight for a more humanistic interpretation of...
Activists demand new ASEAN chair Vietnam address human rights in region
SE Asia 9 months ago

Activists demand new ASEAN chair Vietnam address human rights in region

Civil society groups have called for concrete actions from Vietnam, which begins its ASEAN chairmans...
People first: Nairobi Summit ends with clear path forward
Life 11 months ago

People first: Nairobi Summit ends with clear path forward

The Nairobi Summit ended on Thursday with a road map of actions to transform the world for women and...
Malaysia detains two Cambodian dissidents headed for Thailand
SE Asia 11 months ago

Malaysia detains two Cambodian dissidents headed for Thailand

The two Cambodians, who include an asylum seeker, were detained on Monday night and were to be depor...
Muslims in Thai south mark 15 years since Tak Bai 'massacre'
SE Asia 1 year ago

Muslims in Thai south mark 15 years since Tak Bai 'massacre'

Known across the south as the "Tak Bai massacre", the October 25, 2004 incident remains th...
Family planning: Indonesia looks beyond population control
Life 1 year ago

Family planning: Indonesia looks beyond population control

Indonesia's family planning program was once so successful that a Chinese minister disclosed tha...
‘Ghost Fleet’ reveals dark reality in fishing industry
Life 1 year ago

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‘Ghost Fleet’ reveals dark reality in fishing industry

Ghost Fleet, a documentary concerning human trafficking in Thailand’s fishing industry, raises...
Indonesia objects to Pacific nations' demands over Papua
News 1 year ago

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Indonesia objects to Pacific nations' demands over Papua

Pacific nation leaders “reaffirmed recognition of Indonesia’s sovereignty over West Papu...
'Until her bones are broken': Myanmar activists fight to outlaw domestic violence
SE Asia 1 year ago

'Until her bones are broken': Myanmar activists fight to outlaw domestic violence

Under the current draft, they said, marital rape would finally be outlawed. The pending law would al...
Saudi woman activist rejects release deal tied to denying torture: Family
News 1 year ago

Saudi woman activist rejects release deal tied to denying torture: Family

Hathloul, along with at least a dozen other women's rights activists, were arrested over a year ...
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