Taliban Rule Is Transforming Gender Exclusion Into a Legal Order

Taliban Rule turns Human Rights abuses into State Policy, restricting Afghan women’s education, movement, work, health care and legal autonomy nationwide.

Monsoon Disasters Expose the Limits of Bangladesh’s Rohingya Refugee Policy

Bangladesh’s Rohingya refugee policy faces a Human Rights test as monsoon landslides, funding cuts and unsafe camps expose failures in State Policy.

Malaysia’s Rohingya repatriation plan tests ASEAN’s conscience on refugees

Malaysia’s Rohingya repatriation plan sparks rights concerns, testing ASEAN’s commitment to non-refoulement and regional humanitarian leadership.

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Why the privatisation of health sector is a roadblock on the way to universal health coverage

Privatisation increases discrimination towards those who cannot afford private insurance
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From Trump Era to Now: US Boat Strikes Kill 190 Amid Global Backlash

US boat strikes kill 190 from Trump era: Human Rights backlash slams State Policy on Pacific narco-vessels...
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Idaho Prisons Punish Good-Behavior Women with Solitary Amid Overcrowd...

Idaho prisons use solitary on good-behavior women amid overcrowding, sparking human rights concerns in harsh state policy. Reforms urged.

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State institutions, in their policies and practices, fulfill their duties as mandated by the human rights agreements to which the state is a contracting party.
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