[Updated] Cops confirm Namewee charged with drug use, possession

New Straits Times | Local rapper Namewee claimed trial last month to two separate drug-related charges, and was allowed bail of RM4,000 with one surety for both charges. The courts fixed 18 December 2025 for mention. Defence lawyer Joshua Tay is representing Namewee.

FGV showcases sustainability efforts

New Straits Times | FGV welcomed a delegation from the sixth ASEAN- EU Policy Dialogue on Human Rights to its Krau Complex, including representatives from ASEAN, the EU, government agencies, academia, and civil society. Key figures included AICHR Chair Edmund Bon, and Kajsa Ollongren, EU special representative for human rights.

ASEAN’s environmental rights declaration: historic words, courageous action needed

Green Peace | Greenpeace Southeast Asia (GPSEA) welcomed the adoption of the ASEAN Declaration on the Right to a Safe, Clean, Healthy and Sustainable Environment, calling it a long-overdue step that recognises environmental protection as a human right across the region. GPSEA urged ASEAN to show real courage to turn recognition into action and make environmental rights a lived reality.

东盟通过“双里程碑”宣言 云大舜:聚焦环境与发展权

东方Online | 在马来西亚轮值东盟主席期间,成员国通过两项历史性宣言,申明和平、人权与可持续发展的承诺。相关东盟宣言分别是《促进发展权利与和平权利,以实现包容和可持续发展》,以及《享有安全、清洁、健康与可持续环境的权利》。

AICHR urges ASEAN to embed human rights in all future agreements

Free Malaysia Today | AICHR Chair Edmund Bon said the right to development, as enshrined in the ASEAN Human Rights Declaration, must be viewed as both an individual and collective right. Genuine development is inseparable from human rights, and ASEAN member states should embed robust human rights safeguards into all future cooperation and trade frameworks.

Civil society urges ASEAN & EU to end modern slavery at SEA

The Southeast Asia Desk | The Working Group on Solidarity for Migrant Fishers called for decisive action to end modern slavery and protect migrant fishers’ rights in Southeast Asia’s fishing industry. The coalition of 20 civil society organisations from eight countries warned that forced labour, trafficking, and abuse remain widespread in the region’s billion-dollar fisheries sector.

[Updated] Cops confirm Namewee charged with drug use, possession

New Straits Times | Local rapper Namewee claimed trial last month to two separate drug-related charges, and was allowed bail of RM4,000 with one surety for both charges. The courts fixed 18 December 2025 for mention. Defence lawyer Joshua Tay is representing Namewee.

FGV showcases sustainability efforts

New Straits Times | FGV welcomed a delegation from the sixth ASEAN- EU Policy Dialogue on Human Rights to its Krau Complex, including representatives from ASEAN, the EU, government agencies, academia, and civil society. Key figures included AICHR Chair Edmund Bon, and Kajsa Ollongren, EU special representative for human rights.

ASEAN’s environmental rights declaration: historic words, courageous action needed

Green Peace | Greenpeace Southeast Asia (GPSEA) welcomed the adoption of the ASEAN Declaration on the Right to a Safe, Clean, Healthy and Sustainable Environment, calling it a long-overdue step that recognises environmental protection as a human right across the region. GPSEA urged ASEAN to show real courage to turn recognition into action and make environmental rights a lived reality.

东盟通过“双里程碑”宣言 云大舜:聚焦环境与发展权

东方Online | 在马来西亚轮值东盟主席期间,成员国通过两项历史性宣言,申明和平、人权与可持续发展的承诺。相关东盟宣言分别是《促进发展权利与和平权利,以实现包容和可持续发展》,以及《享有安全、清洁、健康与可持续环境的权利》。

AICHR urges ASEAN to embed human rights in all future agreements

Free Malaysia Today | AICHR Chair Edmund Bon said the right to development, as enshrined in the ASEAN Human Rights Declaration, must be viewed as both an individual and collective right. Genuine development is inseparable from human rights, and ASEAN member states should embed robust human rights safeguards into all future cooperation and trade frameworks.

Civil society urges ASEAN & EU to end modern slavery at SEA

The Southeast Asia Desk | The Working Group on Solidarity for Migrant Fishers called for decisive action to end modern slavery and protect migrant fishers’ rights in Southeast Asia’s fishing industry. The coalition of 20 civil society organisations from eight countries warned that forced labour, trafficking, and abuse remain widespread in the region’s billion-dollar fisheries sector.