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Burmese soldiers shoot two young men to death following an altercation.
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China holds a labor activist for more than a year without trial.
Police assist authorities in a forcible land grab in southern China.
Chinese high school students hold a rare protest after a classmate is killed in a hit-and-run.
Clashes break out in Shenzhen as President Hu arrives in the Special Economic Zone.
A Chinese company apologizes after official confirmation of a tainted product.
Authorities in China introduce new measures to crack down on dissent.
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.
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