By Chia Chi Hsu • Sep 15, 2022
Recently announced plans to repeal Section 377A, a law criminalising homosexuality were celebrated by the gay community. But a promised constitutional amendment safeguarding traditional definitions of marriage holds progress back

By Oliver Haynes • Feb 15, 2021
Politicians in the Philippines, led by President Duterte, want to change the constitution to lift the country from an economic slump. But set to be discussed this month, opponents believe the move is a mere smokescreen for more sinister aims to weaken the opposition

By Alexi Demetriadi • Apr 18, 2020
In Cambodia, a recently passed bill has handed the government the ability to enact sweeping emergency powers during times of crisis. Is this simply a necessary move to combat the pandemic, or are fundamental human rights under threat?

By Chak Sopheap • Sep 24, 2019
Cambodian Centre for Human Rights executive director Chak Sopheap breaks down how Cambodia has strayed from the promises of its constitution – and how the nation can get itself back on course