NEPAL: Human Rights in Abeyance
Statement : The dissolution of the Constituent Assembly in May 2012 stalled efforts to trigger debate on human rights and institutional reform. The political transition kept Nepal in limbo in 2013 as well, until a successful second Constituent Assembly elections on 19 November 2013. The elections have been lauded as peaceful by media and national and international observers. Voter turnout was around 78% as per the Election Commission of Nepal. Read More...
INDIA: Where freedom & dignity remains a mirage
Statement : Human Rights Day commemorates the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights on December 10, 1948, which declares freedom and equality for every human being in the world. The Indian constitution, adopted by the people of independent India a year later, guarantees each Indian citizen right to life with human dignity, reflecting core values of the Universal Declaration. Read More...
INDONESIA: Democracy incomplete in 15 years of reform
Statement : In commemoration of Human Rights Day on December 10, the Asian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) is issuing a brief report on the state of human rights in Indonesia. Using the examples of events which took place in 2013, the report highlights three crucial subjects which have been ignored by the Indonesian government during the last 15 years of 'reform', namely the need for further police reform, the unreliability of the judiciary, and the restricted liberties within the country. The report may be accessed here. Read More...
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