AJAR is proud to present its Annual Report, which both celebrates partnerships and engagements over the years, while providing an overview of AJAR’s activities in 2023
Annual Report 2023
Over the past three years, the crisis in Myanmar, triggered by the military coup in February 2021, has continued to worsen. This displacement crisis, further compounded by the plight of Rohingya refugees who fled to Bangladesh and neighboring Asian countries six years ago, highlights the urgent need for a comprehensive regional response to address the root causes of the crisis and provide essential support to those affected.
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Asia Justice and Rights collaborated with the Asian Research Centre for Migration of the Institute of Asian Studies of Chulalongkorn University, Spirit in Education Movement (SEM), SEA-Junction, and Rohingya Youth Association in Southeast Asia (RAISA) to hold a “Compassion without Borders” World Refugee Day Event.
Read MoreAsia Justice and Rights believes that peace and democracy can only be sustained if impunity, corruption, denial of the truth about past violations are addressed. We aim to equip both local and national actors with the necessary skills, knowledge and resources for their long-term efforts to strengthen accountability.
Jakarta, 17 February 2025 – The Coalition for Justice and Truth (KKPK) strongly condemns the budget cuts imposed by the Prabowo-Gibran administration, which have severely impacted the fulfillment of rights for victims of gross human rights violations. These budget reductions,…
1 February 2025 – Four years since the military’s failed coup in February 2021, the people of Myanmar’s resistance against…
Course Background Across Asia-Pacific, advocates for truth and justice are facing unprecedented challenges in this post-Covid era. The pandemic was…
ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan listens to Rohingya women refugee at AJAR Learning Centre © ICC-CPI Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, 26 November…
Asia Justice and Rights is strongly committed to linking countries transitioning from various situations where human rights violations have occurred — focusing our work in places attempting to build a stable democratic base following prolonged conflict or authoritarian rule. We are committed to linking countries transitioning from various situations such as war, dictatorship or where human rights violations have occurred.
Asia Justice and Rights produce publications drawing on years of experience working on conflict and peace-building. Alongside our partners, we have worked to document human rights violations, worked with transitional justice organisations and victims/survivors in order to know how to deal with the challenges of justice and rights.
Since April 2023, Asia Justice and Rights (AJAR),…
The full Findings Report of the Aceh Truth…
Transitional justice and peacebuilding emerged as coherent disciplines…
Between 1975 and 1999, during the Indonesian occupation,…
Yearning for Our Rights and Longing for Our…
AJAR wrote this paper based on reflections from…
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