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Asian Human Rights Defender (Vol. 3 No. 2, December 2007)

December 24, 2007
7:00 pm
Resources

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List of Articles

Main Feature

Impunity
Khmer Rouge Trials: Combating Impunity and Mental Anguish
CTF: Justice or Impunity?
Justice Delayed for Survivors of Military Sexual Slavery
Extrajudicial Killings Common Practice in “War on Terror”
Human Rights Defenders Fight Impunity in Nepal

International Advocacy

How can Civil Society Contribute to The UPR?
Asian NGOs in the Spotlight
Windows of Opportunity or Challenges?
My Vision of ASEAN
Are NHRIs ‘Defenders’ of Human Rights Defenders?

Country Focus

A Country Abused by its Leaders
What the State of Emergency Means to Balochistan
Human Rights a Victim of State Emergency
Was the Special Session Enough?
Civilian Cost of a Humanitarian Operation
The Three Victims of Thai Martial Law
Beijing Olympics: Classic Case of Impunity

Thematic Highlight

Elections and Human Rights
Re-empowerment of Indigenous Peoples
Cautious Optimism for Minority Rights
Water is a Right, Not a Commodity
Challenges for Cyber-activists in Southeast Asia
Need for new instrument on corporate responsibility
Human Rights Training Subtle, Unforeseen But Valuable Lesson