Press Release

As monosson season looms conditions for Rohingya refugees likley to deteriorate without financial assistance.

• Dramatic increase of security infrastructure since January
• Military bases, helipads and roads built on burned villages
• Rohingya people forcibly driven off their lands to make room for construction

Ethnic cleansing of Rohingya ongoing.

State of emergency declared in Sri Lanka following violent incidents.

Amnesty International publishes State of the World’s Human Rights 2017-18 report

Indonesian authorities failing to protect transgender women in Aceh.

Ethiopian journalist Eskinder Nega free after almost seven years in jail.

Devastating campaign against Rohingya ongoing amid fresh evidence of abductions, looting and forced starvation.

The Australian Government has abandoned hundreds of men, leaving them in a situation that more closely resembles punishment than protection

“Today we take a brief moment to celebrate, but tomorrow we will continue our struggle to have all charges dropped against Taner, the Istanbul 10, and all other innocent victims wrongfully caught up in this vicious crackdown.”