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Both men took part in recent civil rights campaigns in the southwestern Chinese province.

Mekong River series takes top honors

On trial, he became the only defendant yet to come close to telling the truth about what happened.

More cases are expected as children are sickened by local Chinese smelting operations.

Vietnamese villagers demand to know how a local youth died.

A wave of fatalities in China's coal industry prompts stepped-up scrutiny.

Plans to cut Cantonese-language broadcasts spark an outcry.

Survivors of the murderous regime say his prison term isn't enough.

Survivors of the murderous regime say his prison term isn't enough.

Resettled in the United States, North Koreans find ways to send money back home.

A Chinese petitioner wages a 10-year battle to win redress for his brother's death in prison.

China imprisons a Uyghur journalist for "endangering state security."

Chinese authorities remain wary of what has become a powerful tool.

A new report shows that Chinese authorities used unnecessary force to quell Tibetan protests.

Ethnic minorities along the Po Ko River swing to school and work by cable and pulley.

Tibet's exiled leader chats with China’s netizen community.

U.S. officials turn attention to the deadly legacy of Agent Orange.

Order targets materials related to three disgraced officials.

Rights group says officials are to blame.

Rights group says officials are to blame.

But WHO says Pyongyang has made improvements.

A price freeze on coal raises new questions.

Residents want Beijing to investigate graft allegations around a property deal.

Chinese authorities use the annual license inspection to intimidate lawyers.

A raid on a restaurant sparks clashes between Uyghurs and local riot police.

A Uyghur woman says her own embassy won't help her get home to China.

Ethnic Uyghurs cite strict conditions when detainees die in custody.

North Korean propaganda posters now circulating seem to be referring to a recent attack on the South Korean vessel Cheonan, which Pyongyang has denied.

Residents say fake materials are being used to spruce up the city, while genuine cleanup plans are ignored.

Villagers in southern China battle police and factory employees to hold onto their land.