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Academia 1 week ago

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Premature repatriation risks deepening the Rohingya crisis

Repatriation without rights risks reproducing the very crisis it seeks to resolve.

Academia 1 month ago

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Reengaging Myanmar: Why ASEAN must move beyond Naypyidaw

ASEAN can no longer afford to mistake the military junta in Naypyidaw as Myanmar: Doing so ignores a profound transformation where alternative governance is already becoming a lived reality.

Academia 5 months ago

Humanitarian crisis after a scam crackdown

Thousands of people from Indonesia, China and Africa are waiting for help to return home, but the process has been slow and many are increasingly desperate.

Academia 11 months ago

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Gaza’s desperation and the agony of religious diplomacy

Religious diplomacy emphasizes the role of faith, morality and shared values of religious traditions in seeking peace. It also bridges and encourages mutual understanding and tolerance.

Academia 1 year ago

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Amid the tension: A demand for free Balochistan

The ongoing plight of the Baloch people has prompted organizations to formally appeal to the United Nations, urging immediate intervention in the humanitarian crisis in Baluchistan.

Middle East and Africa 1 year ago

World Humanitarian Day event demands protection for aid workers

The Gaza Strip in Palestine has become the deadliest place, with more than 250 humanitarian workers being killed in the past 10 months, amid Israel’s attack on Hamas, which began in October of last year.

Academia 4 years ago

With Afghanistan at a crossroads, China lends a helping hand

Today, more than 24 million people across Afghanistan need humanitarian support to survive, but the United Nations goal of providing US$4.44 billion in humanitarian funding to Afghanistan has seen little progress.

Asia & Pacific 4 years ago

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Indonesia tells ASEAN's special Myanmar envoy to start inclusive dialogue

Indonesia and its fellow ASEAN members are looking to make a breakthrough in the Myanmar coup crisis, after a year of being stonewalled by the country's military junta.

Asia & Pacific 4 years ago

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Indonesia looks to steer ASEAN out of Myanmar coup fallout

Indonesia will propose new initiatives at the upcoming retreat to improve ASEAN's ability to respond to crises in the future, reflecting on its continued failure to rein in Myanmar's junta.

SE Asia 5 years ago

UN calls out failure of Bali Process in saving lives of stranded refugees

As many as 297 Rohingya were rescued by local authorities off the coast of Aceh on Monday, after months of drifting at sea in dire conditions.

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