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Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte’s recent arrest by the ICC has intensified the political stakes for the May midterm elections, particularly in the context of the ongoing rivalry between the …
Duterte’s ICC Arrest Intensifies Political Stakes for Philippine Midterms Read More
Vanuatu celebrated the reconstruction of the Malvatumauri nakamal, the national council of chiefs meeting house, during a ceremony attended by chiefs, government officials, and the public. The nakamal, essential for …
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Thailand’s Vice Foreign Minister revealed that other countries offered to resettle 40 detained Uyghurs before their recent deportation to China. These proposals were deemed “unrealistic” and could have led to …
Thailand’s Contradictory Stance on Uyghur Resettlement Offers Revealed Read More
Thailand deported 40 Uyghurs to China, ignoring offers from the U.S., Sweden, and Australia for resettlement. Opposition lawmaker Kannavee Suebsang revealed that the Thai government misrepresented the situation, claiming no …
Thailand’s Controversial Deportation of Uyghurs Amid International Offers Read More
Thailand’s deportation of 40 Uyghurs to China reveals a strategic pivot towards closer ties with Beijing, despite U.S. condemnation and concerns for the deportees’ safety. Analysts suggest that this decision …
Thailand’s Repatriation of Uyghurs Signals Shift Towards China, Analysts Say Read More
Analysts advocate for Indonesia to repatriate about 400 citizens associated with the Islamic State in Syria following the collapse of the Assad regime. Repatriation is seen as essential to prevent …
Indonesia’s Critical Decision on Repatriating Citizens Linked to Islamic State Read More
Indonesia’s Constitutional Court is reviewing a petition to allow for universal jurisdiction to prosecute Myanmar’s military junta for human rights abuses following its coup. This change could empower Indonesia to …
Indonesia’s Constitutional Court Weighs Universal Jurisdiction for Myanmar’s Junta Read More
Vanuatu’s attorney-general Arnold Kiel Loughman highlighted the importance of a climate change case at the International Court of Justice, which seeks to clarify state responsibilities without allocating blame. Supported by …
Vanuatu’s ICJ Case: A Pivotal Climate Initiative for Global Accountability Read More