Through this report, FORUM-ASIA hopes to give an insight to what we have done, and open the doors to further collaboration in the future. We would like to express our gratitude to our donors, members and partners, but most importantly all the human rights defenders, the people whose invaluable contributions have made FORUM-ASIA’s accomplishments possible.
The Asian Human Right Commission’s Annual Report for 2012 casts an unflinching eye at the state of human rights in 10 Asian countries. The report does not purport to cover all human rights issues in Bangladesh, Burma, India,Indonesia, Nepal, Pakistan, Philippines, South Korea, Sri Lanka, and Thailand.However, with differing depths of involvement and range of coverage, and with constant docume…
The Asian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) is an independent non-governmental organization that monitors the human rights situations in the region. It works at the local level with partner organizations, as well as at the regional and international levels, to advocate for the greater enjoyment of all rights and the prevention of violations thereof.
In this following report of Asian HUman Rights Commission (AHRC) provides information and analysis about the human rights issues it has documented in 2009. The AHRC is a regional human rights organization based in Hong Kong. The report contains chapters on each of the following countries: Bangladesh, Burma, India, Indonesia, Nepal, Pakistan, South Korea, Sri Lanka and Thailand.
Laporan ini merupakan catatan sekaligus evaluai atas situasi politik dan hak asasi manusia di Aceh selama kurun waktu tahun 2007. Catatan ini merujuk pada proses serta hasil pemantauan yang terbatas baik dari segi wilayah maupun informasi, khususnya seputar masalah kekerasan dan pelanggaran HAM yang ditangani oleh KontraS Aceh bersama dengan OMS yang bergerak di bidang pemantauan kekerasan dan …
Content: Torture and ill-treatment, violence against women, extrajudicial executions, enforced disappearances, hunger.