ASIA

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

CONFLICT | CRISIS

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

ECONOMY | ENVIRONMENT

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

NEPAL: ‘People used to believe nothing would ever change, and now they believe change is possible’

NEPAL: ‘Voting on Discord was a very Gen Z way of doing politics’

AFGHANISTAN: ‘The Criminal Procedure Code consolidates ideological and legal control over society’

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

Thailand: reform deferred again

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

HONG KONG: ‘Independent civil society is being replaced with state-aligned structures’

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