SOUTHEAST ASIA

TIMOR-LESTE: ‘When young people organise, even security forces have to listen’

anonymous | TIMOR-LESTE

PHILIPPINES: ‘Change doesn’t come all at once, but in accumulated milestones’

Reighn Claire Ochosa | PHILIPPINES

MYANMAR: ‘Justice means returning to our land and restoring the rights that have been taken away’

Tun Khin | UNITED KINGDOM

CONFLICT | CRISIS

MYANMAR: ‘The genocide complaint sends the message that holding power doesn’t guarantee impunity’

Nay San Lwin | MYANMAR

CONFLICT | CRISIS

PHILIPPINES: ‘A protest is one day, but organising is the thousands of conversations that make that day possible’

Charles Zander | PHILIPPINES

ECONOMY | ENVIRONMENT

INDONESIA: ‘We are building the country we want, brick by brick, even if we won’t see the final result’

Thalitha Yuristiana | INDONESIA

THAILAND: ‘Electoral periods are particularly sensitive moments for civic space’

Thai Lawyers for Human Rights | THAILAND

PHILIPPINES: ‘Preventing similar cases requires dismantling the mechanisms that treat dissent as crime’

Kyle A Domequil | PHILIPPINES

PHILIPPINES: ‘The government treats journalists as security threats rather than contributors to public debate’

Aleksandra Bielakowska | TAIWAN

‘After decades of denial and silence, the suffering of Rohingya people is being heard at the world’s highest court’

Mohammed Nowkhim | CANADA

CONFLICT | CRISIS