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Myanmar: corporate complicity held to account

Charges against Norway-based company throw the spotlight on international partnerships that keep the junta afloat

CONFLICT | CRISIS

India’s young people find their voice

Cockroach insult unleashes biggest challenge yet to Modi’s repressive rule

Hong Kong: no safety in exile

China spy case exposes the global reach of its transnational repression

Indonesia’s genocide case: a landmark test of universal jurisdiction

Charges filed by a Rohingya survivor accuse Myanmar’s illegitimate leader of genocide

CONFLICT | CRISIS

Thailand: reform deferred again

Border war, systematic repression and electoral flaws hand power to conservatives

Post-protest Bangladesh: restoration more than renewal

Bangladesh’s first credible election in almost two decades delivers change, but not the transformation Gen Z protested for

Nepal’s Gen Z electoral revolution

New government has strong mandate for change, but civil society needs to hold it to account

Myanmar’s junta tightens its grip

Sham election looms as Trump shifts US policy, joining authoritarian backers of military rule

CONFLICT | CRISIS

Nepal’s Gen Z uprising: time for youth-led change

Social media ban sparks mass protests, forcing out prime minister and offering lessons for movements worldwide

Japan’s right-wing populist rise

Xenophobic party benefits from economic anger to win significant parliamentary presence