China’s Information Warfare and Media Influence Sow Division in Thailand
Conspiracy theories and Communist Party media are seeping into the Southeast Asian nation of 69 million people.
Uyghurs Celebrate Eid in China’s Xinjiang Region
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Cambodia
- Cambodian Activist Providing Food to ‘Red Zone’ Residents Latest Opposition Victim of Assault
- Cambodian Officials Promise Investigation Into Death in Custody Amid Torture Claims
- Ally Says Cambodia Opposition Chief is Seeking Political Solution to Standoff
- Interview: 'Young People Will Be So Scandalized By It That They Will Become Activists'
China
- Beijing Ramps up Fake Social Media Operation Peddling Pro-China Propaganda Overseas
- Hong Kong Civil Servants Resign in Record Numbers Amid Crackdown
- China’s Information Warfare and Media Influence Sow Division in Thailand
- Manila: Latest Patrols Show Almost 300 Chinese Militia Ships in Philippine Territory
Myanmar
- Displaced Women, Children Face ‘Humanitarian Crisis’ Following Myanmar Coup
- Humanitarian Groups in Myanmar Forced to Go Underground Amid Military Crackdown on Charity
- Youths Bear Brunt of Junta Attacks on Myanmar Resistance Strongholds
- Myanmar Banking System ‘Near Collapse’ as Customers Make Fewer Deposits, More Withdrawals
Uyghur
- Staged Eid Celebrations Whitewash China’s Abusive Policies in Xinjiang: Uyghur Rights Advocate
- UN Must Take Action on China’s Abuses in Xinjiang, Diplomats and Rights Groups Say
- Jailed Uyghur Businessman Dies Under Mysterious Conditions in Xinjiang Prison Hospital
- Sister of Uyghur Rights Advocate Rebiya Kadeer Confirmed to Have Died After Release From Detention
Women's Voices
- 'Everyone in Hong Kong is Really Frustrated Right Now'
- ‘It Went on For Four Hours, Just to Film a Single Video’: Uyghur Former Camp Instructor
- 'Why Won't You Let The Uyghurs Tell The World What's Happening?'
- ‘We Feared They Would Kill us if we Were Sent Back to China’: Uyghur Mother Who Fled to Thailand
