Sri Lanka: Proposed Online Safety Bill would be an assault on freedom of expression, opinion, and information
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- Sri Lanka: Proposed Online Safety Bill would be an assault on freedom of expression, opinion, and information
- Thailand: Justice in the case of slain Karen activist “Billy” is again deferred as park officials are acquitted of responsibility for his killing
- Vietnam: Arbitrary execution of Lê Văn Mạnh violates the right to life and freedom from torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading punishment
- Indonesia: Protect women against online gender-based violence more effectively
- Sri Lanka: Revised version of anti-terror bill threatens human rights
- ICJ and IBAHRI call for accountability for mercenary predatory recruitment and serious human rights abuses
- Optics and Opacity: Breaking Down Meta’s Refusal to Suspend Hun Sen
- UN Special Rapporteur on Truth, Justice and Reparation: All States should apply international standards for transitional justice
- Cambodia: Human Rights Council should adopt meaningful resolution to address spiralling rights crisis
- Zimbabwe: Serious human rights violations call into question the legitimacy and credibility of the Zimbabwe election results