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Human Rights Watch highlights vigilantism in India, Philippine drug war, and forced disappearances in Bangladesh.

People of different faiths join hands in taking message across India.

Home minister vows to “crush them at any cost.”

Some question state department’s moral standing in issuing reports about human rights on other countries.

Five refugees and a suspected human trafficker were detained, police say.

Police claim 470 arrests, whereas a local newspaper puts the number at above 1,300.

Irom Sharmila had refused food since 2000 in protest of a draconian armed forces law.

JNU group is protesting fines, suspensions resulting from anti-national sloganeering at demonstration.

Seven men have been going without food since at least Dec. 5.

The six were the last of some 100 detainees who went on recent hunger strikes at facilities across the U.S., an official said.

Indian Mujahideen operatives carried out twin blasts that killed 18 people in 2013.

“Justice will be done,” a prosecutor with the International Criminal Court tells reporters in Bangladesh.

International Criminal Court: Trip to Cox’s Bazar is a “preliminary examination."

“So the crime was completed, if I can put it that way, in Bangladesh,” chief delegate says.

Rohingya leader says the concession reflects Naypyitaw’s aim to “obliterate” their rights.

Security personnel who carried out an operation in 2002-03 are no longer immune from prosecution.

Process using biometric data could take five to six months, UNHCR says.

Religious affairs minister: 55,180 Muslim leaders are denouncing all forms of terrorism.

Muslims in Bangladesh and New York pray for an imam and his assistant who were shot dead.

Many residents say they’ve endured 70 years of “forced occupation” by India.

Khurram Parvez has been in jail for two months over allegations of instigating violence.

Monday’s ambush was deadliest assault on security forces since 2010, police say.

Groundwater contamination affects nearly 40 million people in the country, according to official estimates.

Two countries also sign 22 agreements on defense, cyber security, nuclear energy and other areas.

Tribals opposed to division of land have blocked roads since late October.

Thousands of JMB and HuJI militants have infiltrated India from Bangladesh, an Indian official confirms.

Lower house deputy speaker quits post to ensure “impartiality” in government led by her party, UMNO.

Inquiry links Putin to missile in downing of Malaysian airliner

However, international prosecutors are closing their investigatin due to an inability to prosecute at this time.

Dong Jun warns that there are limits to Beijing's restraint in the South China Sea and the Taiwan Strait.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met his Philippine counterpart Ferdinand Marcos Jr. for bilateral talks on Monday.