{mosimage} Peace or Justice: Must We Make a Choice?
List of Articles
Human Rights in Peace Processes
- NEPAL’s next challenge: sustaining peace and democracy
- ‘We must emphasize practice of human rights’
- SRI LANKA slides towards war
- ACEH, INDONESIA: The conundrum of the new law
- Seeking the truth in Aceh
- TIMOR LESTE: Crisis resurfaces bitter memories
- Bangladesh: Border killings victimise mostly innocent villagers
- South Korea: Farmers fight US army base expansion
The New Human Rights Council
- A modest first session
- Raising the voices of victims
- Singing the same old tunes
- Council must reduce protection gap
- ‘People in Asia yearn for justice and dignity’
- Challenges and opportunities for NGOs
Human Rights Defenders Forum -South Asia
- Stronger people’s solidarity in South Asia crucial
- Mainstreaming women in the human rights movement
- ‘Knowing how to defend myself so that I can defend you’
From the Members: When the earth moved—p. 27
Programme Highlights
- Cambodia: Corruption and abuse abound
- Khmer Rouge Trials yet to start
- Singapore: Signs of long-term political evolution
North Korea: Conference highlights need for fresh approach - Thailand: Communities come together to forge solidarity
- Burma: ASEAN Parliamentarians push for change
- Regional Advocacy: SAPA moves toward stronger partnership
- Proposals for the ASEAN Economic Community
- When will it be ready to take off?
- South East Asia OHCHR office sets priorities
- Ethnic Minorities: Asserting dignity and equality for indigenous peoples
- ESC Rights and Development: Abuses by Asian businesses is a key but overlooked
issue - Stateless populations: the ultimate forgotten people
- Information and Communications: Workshop promotes use of new media for human rights advocacy
- Democracy and the Rule of Law: ICNRD commitments remain largely unaccomplished
- Confronting challenges to democracy in the 21st century
- Member Profiles
- Organisational Updates and Activities
Download a copy of the Asian Human Rights Defender (.pdf, 44pp, 935kb)