Aung San Suu Kyi Begins Campaign Rally in Eastern Myanmar

The democracy icon wants her National League for Democracy to win 100 percent of the vote in the upcoming elections.

Interview (Part 1): ‘We haven’t had any candidates from our party rejected yet’

A leader of the ruling Union Solidarity and Development Party says it thoroughly checked out its candidates for the 2015 general elections to ensure they met citizenship requirements.

China Jails Online Celebrity For Gambling After Red Cross Scandal

Guo Meimei pleaded not guilty to charges of running an illegal casino in spite of a televised 'confession' last year.

Cambodian Government Plans Stricter Internet Controls

Rights groups and Cambodia's political opposition slam the move as a plan to stifle dissent.

Lao Authorities Threaten to Jail Christians For Practicing Their Religion

The move is part of a continued crackdown on Christians in the predominantly Buddhist country.

Rights Groups Up Pressure on White House Ahead of Chinese Presidential Visit

Current methods for putting pressure on Beijing over human rights violations aren't working, rights activists say.