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Miradil Hesen displays a Mandarin Chinese list of names of family members who have been targeted by authorities in Xinjiang in a video shot in selfie-mode, in China's Jiangsu province and posted to YouTube on Sept. 3, 2020.

Some 20,000 Former Camp Detainees Working at Xinjiang Factory Tied to Forced Labor

The Aksu Huafu Textile Factory was named in video reports issued by a now-detained Uyghur.

Propagandist Who Purged Cutting-Edge Chinese Media Edits People's Daily

Tuo Zhen's promotion is linked to his willingness to purge liberal media outlets under general secretary Xi Jinping.

Vatican to Renew Deal With China on Bishops After 'Friendly Consultations'

Critics say the Holy See is selling out to the Chinese Communist Party, where religious persecution continues unabated.

Lawyers For 'Hong Kong 12' Turned Away by Detention Center in South China

Families are calling for international pressure on China to release the detainees, who include at least two minors and one Portuguese national.

Source: Malaysia Releases Crew of Chinese Boats it Detained for Trespassing

Earlier this month, it said the 60 fishermen would be investigated for entering Malaysian waters without notice.

Virtual Fundraiser Collects $600M in Pledges to Aid Rohingya in Bangladesh, Myanmar

Officials said the conference was needed because the U.N. had not met its 2020 goal.

Arakan Army Forces Villagers in Myanmar’s Chin State to Donate Rice Amid Food Shortage

AA denies NGO’s claim, says it is buying ‘old rice’ above the market price.

China Agrees to Provide Year-Round Mekong River Data to Downstream Countries

Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam had previously received data only during the rainy season, amid growing concerns over restricted water flows from Chinese dams upstream.

Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos Take Stock of Destruction as Region Braces For New Tropical Storm

The death toll climbs to 111 in Vietnam and 34 in Cambodia, with many still cut off by floods and damaged roads.

Japan to Help ASEAN States Secure Coasts Amid South China Sea Tensions

Japanese Prime Minister Suga says Japan will provide Vietnam, Indonesia, and other Southeast Asian countries with patrol boats to guard against incursions in their territorial waters.