25th Session of the UN Human Rights Council
- ASIA: Criminal justice reforms imperative to human rights protection
- PHILIPPINES: Zero Conviction under Anti-Torture Law
- BANGLADESH: Endemic torture continues despite enactment of anti-torture law
- INDIA: Absence of police reforms threatens national security
- INDONESIA: For justice to be more accessible to victims, an anti-torture law is needed
- SRI LANKA: The neglect of mass graves
- THAILAND: Legal and Extralegal Threats to Freedom of Expression
- BANGLADESH: Human Rights activism at serious risk
- PHILIPPINES: Torture and violence against children in child care institutions must end
- INDIA: Hurt, Hunger and Humiliation for the Refugees of the Republic
- INDONESIA: Existing law and policies puts Indonesian workers abroad at risk of abuse
- THAILAND: Ten years without justice for Somchai Neelaphaijit
- ASIA: Accountability for violence against women committed in official capacities and integration of gender-perspectives in the remedy mechanism
- INDIA: Remedies to human rights violations a mirage
- PHILIPPINES: Forced evictions push victims to hunger, inhuman living condition
- BANGLADESH: Enforced disappearances are increasing alarmingly
- PAKISTAN: Disappearances
