Human Rights Watch has reported that Sarawak authorities failed to stop illegal logging by a timber firm in Indigenous Iban territory, highlighting urgent calls for Malaysia...
Human Rights Watch on 16 January 2025 called for accountability for the "heinous crimes" committed during the Israel-Hamas conflict, particularly in Gaza. While a ceasefire deal...
Prime Minister Lawrence Wong’s administration faces allegations of human rights abuses, including executions and crackdowns on dissent. Singapore’s Ministry of Home Affairs counters that executions, such...
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s government has abandoned reform promises, instead expanding repressive laws that curtail freedoms, Human Rights Watch reported in its 2025 World Report.
Separatist insurgents in southern Thailand attacked the construction site of a Guanyin statue in Songkhla province on 20 November 2024, injuring three civilians. Human Rights Watch...
Malaysian Home Minister rejects Human Rights Watch report, dismissing claims of punitive treatment and abuse in 20 immigration detention centers across Malaysia.
International rights group Human Rights Watch (HRW) has strongly criticized the Singaporean government for its record-breaking executions of individuals involved in drug-related offenses, marking the highest...
A "large number" of North Koreans have reportedly been repatriated from China, as confirmed by South Korea's unification ministry. Activists highlight the risks and consequences these...
India reinstates an internet ban in Manipur following violent protests over images of two dead students, amid ethnic conflicts between Hindu Meitei and Christian Kuki communities,...
Human Rights Watch has urged the Malaysian government to prioritise a thorough investigation into the abduction of Myanmar refugee activist Thuzar Maung and her family, highlighting...
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