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Slavery to advocacy: How one fisherman is fighting abuse at sea
Health 4 years ago

Slavery to advocacy: How one fisherman is fighting abuse at sea

Beaten and stranded at sea, Imam Syafi survived and now leads a movement to reform an industry rife with exploitation.
Lack of reference to past human rights abuses in new plan raises concerns
Politics 4 years ago

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Lack of reference to past human rights abuses in new plan raises concerns

The government has omitted provisions on past human rights abuse resolution in the latest version of the National Action Plan for Human Rights (RANHAM). 
Speaking out: Addressing past human rights violations in Aceh and Timor-Leste
Art & Culture 4 years ago

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Speaking out: Addressing past human rights violations in Aceh and Timor-Leste

Asia Justice and Rights recently launched two animated documentary shorts, “Konta-Sai” and “8:45”, giving two survivors the chance to speak out.
‘Not a wise move’: Critics decry terrorist label for Papuan rebels
National 4 years ago

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‘Not a wise move’: Critics decry terrorist label for Papuan rebels

The government’s decision to classify armed criminal groups in Papua and West Papua as terrorists has been met with fierce criticism from rights groups and a local administration.
Myanmar junta wants 'stability' before heeding pleas on violence
SE Asia 4 years ago

Myanmar junta wants 'stability' before heeding pleas on violence

Myanmar's junta said Tuesday it will heed regional pleas to stop violence only when the coup-hit country "returns to stability", as fresh fighting erupted with a major ethnic rebel group along its eastern border.
Saudi Arabia reports sharp drop in executions in 2020
World 5 years ago

Saudi Arabia reports sharp drop in executions in 2020

The Gulf state, an absolute monarchy, has long faced criticism for one of the world's highest rates of executions and what human rights campaigners call an opaque judicial system.
Komnas HAM to complete probe on killing of six FPI members in January
National 5 years ago

Komnas HAM to complete probe on killing of six FPI members in January

The National Commission on Human Rights (Komnas HAM) aims to complete its independent probe into the deaths of six members of the Islam Defenders Front (FPI) in January.
Twenty-two years on, families of Semanggi victims grasping at straws in search for justice
National 5 years ago

Twenty-two years on, families of Semanggi victims grasping at straws in search for justice

Twenty-two years since the 1998 student movement was staged by university students against former Indonesian strongman Soeharto, families of the fallen victims of the Semanggi tragedies are still doing everything they can to search for justice, even as their faith in the government dwindles.
Attorney general files appeal against ruling on statement regarding Semanggi cases
National 5 years ago

Attorney general files appeal against ruling on statement regarding Semanggi cases

Attorney General ST Burhanuddin has filed an appeal against a guilty verdict in a lawsuit filed by family members of victims of the Semanggi shootings over his statement that the tragedies did not amount to gross human rights abuses.
Attorney general's statement on Semanggi tragedies 'act against the law': Court
National 5 years ago

Attorney general's statement on Semanggi tragedies 'act against the law': Court

The Jakarta State Administrative Court (PTUN) has granted a lawsuit filed by family members of victims of the Semanggi tragedies against Attorney General ST Burhanuddin over his statement that the tragedies that claimed at least 29 lives were not gross human rights violations.
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