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The leaders of the 10-member Association of South East Asian Nations were supposed to be celebrating the inauguration of its new human rights body. But five member states – Burma, Cambodia, Laos, the Philippines and Singapore – refused to meet the five...
Tags: Cambodian, Thailand, prime minister, Hua Hin, Thaksin Shinawatra, human rights, rights commission, Mr Thaksin, Hun Sen, Asian
Heavy security surrounds the Thai beach resort of Cha-Am, after the last attempt to hold this summit, in April, was foiled by anti-government protests. Fresh tensions have emerged between Thailand and Cambodia after the latter offered sanctuary to former...
Tags: Thailand, Cambodian, Thaksin Shinawatra, human rights, Hua Hin, Southeast Asian, prime minister, Myanmar, asian leaders, rights commission
Human rights violations continue to occur almost on a daily basis in Malaysia, said the Human Rights Commission of Malaysia (Suhakam) chairman Tan Sri Abu Talib Othman. As an advisory body without executive power, he said there was nothing Suhakam could...
Tags: human rights, Suhakam, rights commission
Corruption is the enemy that is destroying the government of Afghanistan from the inside, says the chairwoman of an independent human rights commission in the country. "There is no clear mechanism to fighting this corruption. We have an anti-corruption...
Tags: human rights, Canada, rights commission, independent human
Equality watchdog fears progress has stalled as number of women in top jobs declines · Change slower than snail's pace, says commission · Data shows fewer cabinet members, MPs and judges Sarah Boseley , health editor The Guardian , Thursday September...
Blatant racism appears to be on the increase in South Africa, with legislation doing too little to eliminate it, a South African Human Rights Commission report released on Thursday said. The Human Rights Development Report said racist incidents, like...
Tags: racism, race, rights commission, south african
Trevor Phillips, chairman of the Equality and Human Rights Commission, said the UK was falling behind competitors because of the lack of a coherent immigration strategy. While the issue had led in Britain to a "creeping resentment which can only be halted...