Monday, April 27, 2015
Friday, April 24, 2015
Activists, politicians call for protection of human rights at ASEAN forum
I posted this earlier. I think this is too important to be "just another post".
Human right is not is just a piece of news, it affect the individual's happiness and wellbeing. Governments and leaders have been elected or entrusted to safeguard our wellbeing. Be reminded!
By the way, #WhereIsSombath ?
Related to an earlier post HERE
Sunday, April 05, 2015
ASEAN NEEDS TO ADDRESS RISING INTOLERANCE IN MYANMAR
An event I attended. The Roundtable on Tolerance in a People-Centered ASEAN, hosted by former Malaysian Foreign Minister Tan Sri Dr Syed Hamid Albar. The event was held in Kuala Lumpur and it was good to see efforts to address issues of the raising violence in Myanmar.
It is relevant today in as the ASEAN People's Forum is on the way right now. Our message is clear, ASEAN governments must review it interference policy, among other things.
Please share the Statement below.
Roundtable on Tolerance in a People-Centered ASEAN, hosted by former Malaysian Foreign Mminister Tan Sri Syed Hamid Albar.
For Immediate Release: 10 April 2015
STATEMENT: ASEAN NEEDS TO ADDRESS RISING INTOLERANCE IN MYANMAR
HUMANiTi Malaysia, in partnership with the OIC, KAICIID and ALTSEAN-Burma, convened a roundtable ‘Tolerance in a People-Centred ASEAN’ on 6-7 April 2015 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The event brought together diverse stakeholders from the ASEAN region, including representatives of more than 20 national, regional and international non-governmental organisations, to discuss key trends, issues of concern and share approaches to promote tolerance in ASEAN.
For Immediate Release: 10 April 2015
STATEMENT: ASEAN NEEDS TO ADDRESS RISING INTOLERANCE IN MYANMAR
HUMANiTi Malaysia, in partnership with the OIC, KAICIID and ALTSEAN-Burma, convened a roundtable ‘Tolerance in a People-Centred ASEAN’ on 6-7 April 2015 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The event brought together diverse stakeholders from the ASEAN region, including representatives of more than 20 national, regional and international non-governmental organisations, to discuss key trends, issues of concern and share approaches to promote tolerance in ASEAN.
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