APHR to India: ‘Min Aung Hlaing is Not Myanmar’s Legitimate President’
JAKARTA, 1 June 2026—ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights (APHR) denounces the Indian government’s legitimization of Min Aung Hlaing and the junta government, as the illegitimate leader visits India from 30 May to 3 June, 2026. APHR strongly urges Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi and the Indian government to withdraw its recognition of the military junta […]
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ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights (APHR)
APHR membership has grown exponentially with more than 140 members at present.
Membership includes current and former parliamentarians from across 8 countries in Southeast Asia.
A network of current and former parliamentarians who use our unique positions to advance human rights and democracy in Southeast Asia.
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2026-06-01T11:20:07
APHR to India: ‘Min Aung Hlaing is Not Myanmar’s Legitimate President’
2026-05-25T15:59:33
‘Stealing a generation,’ APHR Condemns Junta’s Intensifying Forced Conscription of Myanmar Youth
2026-05-14T13:01:41
‘Impunity on Display,’ APHR Calls on Philippines to Uphold Rule of Law, Surrender Dela Rosa to ICC
2026-05-12T14:00:53
ASEAN’s Myanmar Paralysis Continues After Cebu Summit, APHR Warns of Junta Normalization
2026-05-07T08:23:12
Deep Day 2026: Southeast Asian Lawmakers Call for a Moratorium on Deep-Sea Mining
2026-05-06T18:50:45
APHR Demands Unconditional Release of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, Supports Proof of Life Campaign
“The remarkable solidarity among APHR's more than 100 MPs from across the region, and the political spectrum, provides support to its members to continue pushing for a Southeast Asia that is fair for everyone.”
Sarah Elago, Philippine MP and APHR member
ASEAN 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.