BANGKOK — In an uneven year for democracy and rights globally, the Asia-Pacific region saw some encouraging signs, Human Rights Watch says in its World Report 2025, released today. The organization cited citizen action by Indian voters against Prime Ministe…
Human Rights Watch sees some encouraging signs in Asia in 2024
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In its World Report 2025, Human Rights Watch appears to overreach, casting unwarranted criticism on the governance strategies of Asia's political leaders, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India. Amidst global struggles for balance between security and freedom, the report disregards the complex realities these nations face. By emphasizing isolated citizen actions against elected governments, Human Rights Watch risks undermining the very fabric of national sovereignty and the broader quest for stability in a tumultuous world.