6 September 2022 Malaysia's Foreign Minister Saifuddin Abdullah on Monday called on the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) to ...
23 August 2022 The first conscientious objector to refuse South Korea’s alternative to military service must not face further punishment ...
28 July 2022 The Ministry of Communication and Information (Kominfo) has mandated that foreign and domestic digital technology platforms to register with ...
28 July 2022 The joint European Union (EU)-India press release, which provides a summary of the topics discussed during the 10th ...
27 July 2022 The National Union of Journalists has joined the International Federation of Journalists in condemning attacks by security ...
27 July 2022 MANILA, Philippines – Priority on women and gender issues were mostly absent from President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s ...
26 July 2022 (Bangkok) – Myanmar’s military junta on July 25, 2022, reported the execution of four men in the ...
26 July 2022 The U.N. Women's agency representative in Afghanistan said Monday that the rollback on women's rights in that ...
25 July 2022 PUTRAJAYA: The OKU Sentral has suggested that the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) introduce a sign language interpreter ...
The abduction and forced conversion into Islam of young girls and women from religious minorities seem to be ramping up...
Read moreRenting is already a trying experience in Sri Lanka, but the current twin economic and political crises are bound to...
Read moreEducation has emerged as one of the casualties in the long-drawn conflict in Indonesia’s Papuan provinces.
Read moreThe continued presence of the U.S. military in Okinawa has given rise to a segment of the prefecture’s population in...
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The Asia Democracy Chronicles (ADC) is the media team of the Asia Democracy Network, with the objectives to highlight the narratives of democracy in Asia from Asia by Asia. Through the ADC we aim to show how current events affect democracy
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