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By Charlie Meidino Albajili*, 18 March 2026 In October 2025, ASEAN adopted the Declaration on the Right to a Safe, Clean, Healthy and Sustainable Environment (ADER) at the 47th ASEAN Summit in Kuala Lumpur. It is the first dedicated regional instrument recognising environmental rights in Southeast Asia. In a region where environmental advocacy can lead to criminalisation, harass...

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by Natiq Malikzada* In January 2026, the Taliban’s supreme leader, Mullah Hibatullah Akhundzada, approved a Criminal Procedure Code of Courts, officially titled ”De Mahakemo Jazayi Osulnama,” meaning “The Criminal Procedure Code for Courts”, which marks the Taliban’s first comprehensive codification of criminal law since returning to power in 2021. Many human rights advocat...

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In January 2026, representatives from the Human Rights Centre and Centre for Migration Studies particiated in a meeting with Colchester MP Pam Cox about the UK Government’s new proposed policies on immigration, together with several Colchester-based community groups. Below is our follow-up submission. Concerns About HMG’s Proposed Policies on Migration: Perspectives from C...

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By Bolorsaikhan Badamsambuu Mongolia is in the midst of a quiet but consequential transformation in how it understands, documents, and responds to human rights challenges. While national‑level reporting—through mechanisms such as the Universal Periodic Review—has long shaped the country’s engagement with global human rights norms, a new movement is emerging from within: Local Hu...

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