A non-profit organisation, builds resilient cultures and accountable societies, free from impunity.
See how through linking and learning, we continue to strengthen accountability and respect for human rights in the Asia-Pacific region.
Read through our annual activity reports, and find out how we work with partners and support their long- term efforts to strengthen accountability.
Discover our dynamic team consists of human rights professionals of diverse backgrounds and nationalities — bound by the same drive for change.
We focus our work in countries attempting to build a stable democratic base following prolonged conflict or authoritarian rule.
Where We Work
We are strongly committed to linking countries transitioning from various situations such as war, dictatorship or where human rights violations have occurred.
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Country Program
We seek to balance attention given to healing, empowerment, and advocacy at both individual and community level — all that you can be a part of.
We work with national partners to raise awareness and disseminate learnings about accountability, justice, and rights across Asia-Pacific.
We are keen to engage with everyone to enable sharing and development of our collective knowledge and experiences. Join us
We provide learning sessions as well as support for training and curriculum development. We also organises national, regional and international meetings of experts
We established a reflection and learning space to develop capacities, mark progress to build peace, improve lives, and rebuild communities broken by conflict.
Dili, 16 Mei, 2016. Setelah terpisah selama 20-40 tahun, sebelas..
Written by AJAR's Director, Galuh Wandita. Last week an extraordinary..
Tanggapan AJAR terhadap Simposium 1965 JAKARTA, April 19, 2016 Pada..
Together with KontraS (Commission for the Disappeared and Victims of..
On June 10 2015, survivors and community members of Marabia..
On 15 August 2015, the people of Aceh will commemorate..
AJAR organized a joint event to mark International Day in..
In May 2015, AJAR reunited fourteen of an estimated 4,000..
