South-east Asia

Mongolia: 'Where should I go from here?': The legacy of the 1 July ...
18 December 2009

‘WHERESHOULD IGOFROMHERE?’ THELEGACYOFTHE 1JULY2008RIOTINMONGOLIA. AmnestyInternationalisaglobalmovementof2.2millionpeopleinmorethan ...

Report       ASA 30/003/2009

Impunity and injustice are legacy of deadly July riots in Mongolia ...
18 December 2009

The Government of Mongolia has failed to effectively respond to humanrights abuses that took place during the July 2008 riot in Ulaanbaatar.

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Mongolia: Legacy of deadly July riots– impunity and injustice ...
18 December 2009

The Government of Mongolia has failed to effectively respond to human rights abuses.

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Nepal must bar human rights violators from UN peacekeeping ...
18 December 2009

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Nepal: Bar human rights violators from UN peacekeeping missions ...
18 December 2009

Amnesty International today called on Nepal’s government to immediately fix the flawed vetting process that allowed an army major charged with murder to participate ...

Press Release      

Protect migrant workers in South Korea | Amnesty International
18 December 2009

Migrant workers in South Korea are exposed to abusive work conditions including discrimination, verbal and physical abuse.

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China: Risk of torture for 17-year old in China
15 December 2009

Noor-Ul-Islam Sherbaz, a 17-year old boy, has been held incommunicado since 27 July in Urumqi, capital of the Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region (XUAR) in western ...

Urgent Action       ASA 17/071/2009

Cambodia: Open letter on Uighur asylum seekers in Cambodia
15 December 2009

Document       ASA 23/023/2009

Nepal: Further information: Police fail to arrest Nepalese army ...
15 December 2009

Army Major Niranjan Basnet has not been arrested on his return to Nepal. Despite instructions from the Prime Minister that he be arrested, military police escorted ...

Urgent Action       ASA 31/012/2009

Indonesia: Police abuse goes unchecked in Indonesia
13 December 2009

Amnesty International has received consistent reports of police committing a series of human rights violations including torture, ill-treatment and at times unlawful ...

Document       ASA 21/023/2009