Thailand: Last-Ditch Effort for Tak Bai Massacre Justice
Victims’ Families File Criminal Charges in 20-Year Quest for Accountability
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Victims’ Families File Criminal Charges in 20-Year Quest for Accountability
Asylum Turnbacks Violate Rights and Enrich Criminal Groups
Gaps in Responses; Narrow Understanding; Lack of Data, Capacity
Death Penalty for Alleged Crimes Committed as Children
Spate of Forced Disappearances Points Up Need to Reform Security Agency
Slow Progress 23 Years After Landmark Abuja Declaration
Unlawful Deportations, Detention, Mistreatment
Revolutionary Courts are Key Tool in Authorities’ Brutal Repression
Positive Step for Corporate Accountability; EU Council Vote Still Needed
Increases Protections, But More Reforms Needed
Revise or Reject Bill Undermining Freedom of Media, Expression, Association
Proposed Law Increases Risks to Lives, Safety of Asylum Seekers, Refugees
Countries Need to Highlight Lack of Free Speech, Religious Freedom, Fair Trials
Public Commitments to Worker Protections and Compensation Needed