• AHRD lies its claims on the adherence to the enjoyment of human rights and freedoms must be balanced with
– the performance of duties (Article 6),
– the regional and national context (Article 7),
– limitation of rights (Article 8), and
– reference to national laws i.e. regarding the right to participate in the government (Article 25.1), right to vote (Article 25.2), right to form ad join trade union (Article 27.2).
• Nevertheless, the right to life is a fundamental right to everyone, but the statement in AHRD, this right must be on the provision of domestic law (as seen above).
• The issue of statelessness, the right to seek and enjoy asylum from persecution in other country is limited to countries’ domestic law, not the international human rights standard.
• AHRD excluded the freedom of association, which was initially appeared in Article 24 along with the freedom of peaceful assembly.
• The earlier drafts contained the whole and specific sections “duties and responsibilities” and “limitation of rights” of the individual.
• However, at the end, this concern has been condensed into Article 6-8
• AHRD left out ethnic minority and indigenous people as rights holders.
ASEAN Challenges on Human Rights
• While the region’s integration is a high priority agenda for the Governments and people in ASEAN, some problems remain:
– lack of democracy,
– imbalance concept of development, – non interference in domestic affairs – the claim of Asian values
• Lack of political will on Human Rights among ASEAN countrieslack of direction and focus for AICHR
• Low participation of civil society on Human Rights
• ASEAN member states have different political and human rights culture.
• ‘Asian values’ = “authoritarian values”?
• Human Trafficking and migration is a pressing issue for ASEAN, yet the progress remains slow.
• AHRD lies its claims on the adherence to the enjoyment of human rights and freedoms must be balanced with– the performance of duties (Article 6),– the regional and national context (Article 7),– limitation of rights (Article 8), and– reference to national laws i.e. regarding the right to participate in the government (Article 25.1), right to vote (Article 25.2), right to form ad join trade union (Article 27.2).• Nevertheless, the right to life is a fundamental right to everyone, but the statement in AHRD, this right must be on the provision of domestic law (as seen above).• The issue of statelessness, the right to seek and enjoy asylum from persecution in other country is limited to countries’ domestic law, not the international human rights standard.• AHRD excluded the freedom of association, which was initially appeared in Article 24 along with the freedom of peaceful assembly.• The earlier drafts contained the whole and specific sections “duties and responsibilities” and “limitation of rights” of the individual.• However, at the end, this concern has been condensed into Article 6-8• AHRD left out ethnic minority and indigenous people as rights holders.ASEAN Challenges on Human Rights• While the region’s integration is a high priority agenda for the Governments and people in ASEAN, some problems remain:– lack of democracy,– imbalance concept of development, – non interference in domestic affairs – the claim of Asian values• Lack of political will on Human Rights among ASEAN countrieslack of direction and focus for AICHR• Low participation of civil society on Human Rights• ASEAN member states have different political and human rights culture.• ‘Asian values’ = “authoritarian values”?• Human Trafficking and migration is a pressing issue for ASEAN, yet the progress remains slow.
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