16th Session - 2011 March
- BANGLADESH: Government urged to ratify forced disappearances convention and address impunity
- THAILAND: Extraordinary legal measures and persistent state failure to secure justice, end impunity, and improve human rights
- SOUTH ASIA: Poor governance and corruption in Bangladesh, India and Nepal leading to child malnutrition and widespread hunger
- NEPAL: Serious threats to human rights defenders hampering democratisation and peace-building
- MYANMAR: UPR as an exercise in the making of fiction: An analysis of the presentation by Myanmar
- INDONESIA: Widespread impunity in Papua aggravating tensions
- SOUTH ASIA: Culture of impunity, a threat to human rights work in South Asia
- SPAIN: Judges and the Rule of Law: the prosecution of Judge Garzon
- PAKISTAN: Council urged to tackle endemic torture and impunity, or become irrelevant
- NEPAL: Security and protection of Women Human Rights Defenders in Nepal
- BANGLADESH: Government continues to dither instead of criminalizing torture
- SRI LANKA: Government failing to cooperate with the Human Rights Council and eradicate torture
- MYANMAR: The problem of a U.N. member state disconnected from a normative framework: Myanmar and the Human Rights Council review
- SAUDI ARABIA: Denial of fair trial
- SOUTH ASIA: Institutional overhaul required to prevent torture in the South Asian sub-region
- ASIA: Torture must be eradicated as part of Pakistan's "new dawn"
- ASIA: Large numbers of disappearances not addressed despite efforts of UN Working Group
- SOUTH ASIA: Legislation used to punish, not protect human rights defenders in South Asia
- MYANMAR: Council urged to take strong, relevant action to address grave rights abuses
- ASIA: Religious violence in Asia and impunity for Somchai's disappearance in Thailand denounced
- MYANMAR: Addressing torture, corruption and justice delivery must be a priority for the UN




