Field reporting in Andhra Pradesh found children learn about personal boundaries but families often lack clear, practical guidance on reporting and support. Social pressures and uncertainty shape what happens after a child discloses abuse.
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Pakistan’s courts have recognised a constitutional right to a healthy environment through landmark cases and a new amendment. Legal advances face many limits, including weak civil society support, funding problems and gaps in judicial expertise.
Journalists in Indonesia report rising unfair working conditions, job losses and weak legal protection. Several recent dismissals and slow legal steps have left some workers unpaid and advocacy groups urging more support.
Online attacks against female journalists and activists in Indonesia have become more visible in the last five years. Victims report doxing, edited photos, DDoS and other abuse, while legal protection and platform responses remain limited.
The State Parliament of Victoria passed Australia’s first formal treaty after ten years of work with traditional owners. The law creates three bodies and a fund and drew both support and strong opposition across politics and online.
Authorities opened a case in St. Petersburg after videos showed the street band Stoptime playing songs by artists the government calls "foreign agents." The investigation focuses on 18-year-old vocalist Diana Loginova, who is detained for 13 days.
