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Authorities in China introduce new measures to crack down on dissent.
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The beating of an exposer of fraud highlights recent attacks against members of the Chinese media.
Hong Kong residents take to the streets to mourn the victims of a hostage incident.
Buddhist-inspired exercises help U.S. servicemen and women cope with trauma and mental stress.
A Catholic refugee describes his beating by Vietnamese authorities.
China's private sector makes it harder for reporters to do their jobs.
At least four Tibetans may have been killed in a standoff with police over a planned mine expansion.
Police clear Beijing of dissidents ahead of a star-studded martial arts event.
A submerged North Korean city highlights failings in the country's infrastructure.
A calligrapher seeks to revive interest among exile Tibetans in an ancient art.
A group of Catholics in Thailand says they are in danger of persecution in Vietnam.
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