The Southeast Asian Human Rights Studies Network (SEAHRN)

The Southeast Asian Human Rights Studies Network (SEAHRN) was set up to complement the works of AUN and also to implement activities that are beyond the ambit of AUN-HRE. SEAHRN has been actively working on promoting human rights education and research since it was established in 2009. The SEAHRN is a consortium of 22 university-based institutions with members from 7 Southeast Asian countries, namely, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam. SEAHRN conducts study programs, education, research and outreach activities on human rights and peace.

SEAHRN Network members

Cambodia

• Phnom Penh– Faculty of Law and Public Affairs, Pannasastra University

Indonesia

• Jakarta-Human Rights Center, Faculty of Law, Universitas Indonesia

• Yogyakarta– Center for Human Rights Studies, Islamic University of Indonesia– Center for Southeast Asia Social Studies, University of GadjahMada

• Surabaya– Human Rights Law Studies Center, Faculty of Law, Airlangga University– PUSHAM, Universitas Surabaya

• Banda Aceh– Center for Peace and Conflict Resolution Studies, University of Syiah Kuala

• Medan– PUSHAM, State University of Medan

Laos

• Vientiane– Human Rights Research Center (HRRC), Lao Academy of Social Sciences (LASS)

Malaysia

• Kuala Lumpur– Faculty of Law, Universiti Malaya– Gender Studies Program, Universiti Malaya

• Penang-  Southeast Asia Conflict Studies Network “ Universiti Sains Malaysia– Research and Education for Peace, Universiti Sains Malaysia

Philippines

• Quezon City– Institute of Human Rights, College of Law, University of the Philippines– Department of International Studies, Miriam College

• Zamboanga-  Peace and Human Security Center, Western Mindanao State University

• Makati City– Ateneo Human Rights Center, Ateneo Law School

 

Thailand

• Bangkok– MAIDS, Chulalongkorn University

• Nakhon Pathom– Institute of Human Rights and Peace Studies, Mahidol University– Center for the Study of Human Rights and Non-Violence, College of Politics and Governance, Mahasarakham University

Vietnam

• Hanoi-  Research Center for Human and Citizen’s Rights, Law Department, Vietnam National University Hanoi

• Ho Chi Minh City– Center for the Study of Human Rights and Citizen’s Rights, Ho Chi Minh City University of Law