Toolkit – Universal Periodic Review (UPR) in Indonesia
The Universal Periodic Review (UPR) is a mechanism of the United Nations, under which States’ human rights records are reviewed…
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Southeast Asian MPs Urge ASEAN Economic Ministers To Immediately Tackle Food Crisis
As food and fuel prices are rising at alarming rates throughout the world, Parliamentarians from Southeast Asia are urging the…
International coalition of Parliamentarians launches Inquiry into global response to Myanmar coup
The International Parliamentary Inquiry into the Global Response to the Crisis in Myanmar (IPI), chaired by Heidi Hautala, Vice-President of…
Baseless sentences against Cambodian opposition and activists should raise alarm within ASEAN
Parliamentarians from Southeast Asia said the most recent bout of political convictions imposed by the authorities in Cambodia on dozens…
Joint Statement on environmental crimes in Ukraine
Academic researchers and civil society have highlighted the environmental destruction in Ukraine, as demonstrated in the joint statement to the…
Southeast Asian MPs alarmed by planned executions of four Myanmar political prisoners
ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights (APHR) unreservedly supports the recent United Nations Secretary General’s statement reminding Myanmar’s military that the…
Southeast Asian MPs call Indonesia to give a voice to the Global South at the G20
In a position paper published today, ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights (APHR) has urged Indonesia to advocate at the Summit…
Toolkit – Transition to a Green Economy after COVID-19
These toolkits are designed for MPs to help them advance a green economic recovery after COVID-19.
Toolkit – Promoting Internet Freedoms in Southeast Asia
To empower parliamentarians (MPs) to advocate for internet freedoms, APHR in with the International Center for Not-For-Profit Law (ICNL), presents…
Joint Statement on Immigration Detention Policies & Practices in Malaysia
In the early hours of 20th April, over 500 Rohingya refugees, including 97 women, 294 men, and 137 children, escaped…