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Irregularities taint military draft lottery in Myanmar’s Ayeyarwady

Residents say not all of those eligible for service are being entered in selection pools.

Vietnam poised to discipline provincial leaders for corruption

The one-party state suffers from graft among those holding political posts.

UK relaxes rules for Hong Kong migrants ahead of new security law

An immigration consultant reports a surge in interest in emigration to the UK since the law's launch.

Myanmar prison gets ‘notorious’ reputation following deaths

Abuse and lack of medical treatment have left 15 political prisoners dead since last May.

Vietnamese political prisoner ‘starved’ for two weeks

Dang Dinh Bach’s wife said he hasn’t been getting canteen food or supplies from his family.

INTERVIEW: Myanmar’s junta is weakening, but world needs to cut off weapons, funds

UN rapporteur Tom Andrews calls for a coalition to take steps to weaken the junta and support the people.

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