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Some schools open as the area searches for normalcy following the attacks and retaliation.

The trio were among 14 migrants illegally entering Ireland in a likely smuggling operation.

Government will extend work permits for two years for 11,000 foreigners.

Malaysian rights groups and family members call on Lao government to help free trapped workers.

Some say the list doesn't go far enough, as it covers only animals found in the wild and not raised in captivity.

U.S. Congress also warned that shipments denied at U.S. ports could be dumped in Canada and Mexico.

But the government has suspended a power project owned by Ly Yong Phat, citing illegal logging.

An office site in the special economic zone has already been selected, a government official said.

New UN report shows that North Korea’s market economy is designed for officials to extort the people.

Sixty percent of newly arrived refugees are children, the United Nations says.

Family planning officials brutalize women, demolish homes.

Thai Srey Neang had been warned against making further posts, and had broken a promise to stop, police say.

The government will look into accounts of a group operating in Rakhine state.

A documentary on the hardships facing North Korean defectors comes to Washington.

Authorities say the refugees are being housed in a western state until their nationalities can be proven.

Two of Veng Sakhon’s deputies at the Agriculture Ministry are accused by the U.S. of illegally exporting macaques.

Journalists shut out of parliament get some support from opposition, who warn of media freedom erosion.

Hawaii might now offer a model for how to protect green sea turtles.

Anger over villager’s death follows days of clashes that displaced hundreds.

The woman was handed a punishment of two years in prison, but given a suspended sentence.

Rights experts say the Tatmadaw cannot be trusted to investigate and try its own men.

More than 100 aboard the vessel were children, the International Organization for Migration says.

More than 2 million are forced to work without pay, most of them for the country's regime, a report says.

Laos is accused of buckling to Chinese pressure over its booming casinos.

Human rights groups applaud the move, but they say more transparency is needed.

Former Inspector General Khalid Abu Bakar defends delay in probing camp that held graves of Rohingya and Bangladeshis.

Ha Van Thanh was sent back to Vietnam in October after his request for refugee status in the United States was denied.