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After the arrest of Nanjing-based political activist and blogger Guo Quan, authorities ask questions about his opposition party.
Burma’s powerful military returns a child soldier to his family.
Court officials and Tibetans say many Tibetans are now being handed jail terms as part of an ongoing crackdown.
Hubei-based petitioner Guo Dajing has called for international pressure after he was detained at an unofficial detention center and severely beaten.
More than 100 people are arrested in Gansu after a massive riot over land.
A foreign ministry spokesman in Beijing describes allegations of Chinese spying as "sheer fabrication."
As Tibetans in the northern Indian hill town of Dharamsala look for a new policy direction, Beijing warns against any move for Tibetan independence.
A Uyghur woman in China avoids a forced abortion, in a case that has drawn international attention.
Some say controls over China's Internet look set to get even tighter, as authorities arrest a prominent Nanjing blogger.
A North Korean who escaped from one of the Stalinist regime's total-control prison camps wants the world to read his memoir.
Police move in to quell rising protests in China's former industrial boomtown as hundreds of workers at a closed factory gather to demand three months' back pay.
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