Through the IPAM, APHR is supporting parliamentarians around the world to promote democracy and human rights for all in Myanmar, and ensure accountability for international crimes.
Learn MoreAPHR is supporting parliamentarians to call on governments in Southeast Asia to ensure their responses to the health crisis respect fundamental rights, and that economic recovery from the virus is just and sustainable.
Learn MoreAPHR is supporting and mobilising its members to ensure that ASEAN governments protect human rights and the environment from the impact of corporate activities at home and abroad.
Learn MoreAs the world heads towards a catastrophic scenario of increased temperatures, APHR is mobilizing its members to urge governments to respect their commitments to the Paris Agreement, disinvest from coal and tackle deforestation.
Learn MoreAPHR encourages its members to use their mandate to advocate for the respect of democracy and fundamental freedoms and so that MPs can exercise their mandate free from reprisals.
Learn MoreAPHR works closely with its members in parliament to prevent the passing of repressive laws or to repeal existing ones, as well as outside of parliament to promote social cohesion among communities.
Learn MoreAPHR is working with its members to advocate in parliament for countries to adopt a protective legal framework for refugees, as well as to pressure Myanmar to restore the rights of the Rohingya.
Learn MoreASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights (APHR) was founded in June 2013 with the objective of promoting democracy and human rights across Southeast Asia. Our founding members include many of the region's most progressive Members of Parliament (MPs), with a proven track record of human rights advocacy work.