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Kem Sokha refuses to answer questions in treason trial, now in week 36.

The military is using a rewritten antiterrorism law to sentence donors to 10 years, sources say.

Sikyong Penpa Tsering will meet with Congressional leaders and State Department officials.

Qurban Mamut was arrested in 2017 after returning from a visit to the United States.

The two nations recently signed a security pact that has raised concerns in the region.

The move has drawn online criticism, as people aren't prevented from spreading the virus during the journey.

Among them is the former vice president of a labor union that disbanded under a draconian national security law.

The military has burned down nearly 700 houses in Khin-U township since the start of March.

Paramilitaries claimed to have bombed junta targets in retaliation.

Nguyen Hoai Nam uncovered corruption at a government agency, and then alleged authorities tried to cover it up.

Intezar Elham said she wants to be a stronger voice against Chinese persecution of Uyghurs.

Activists in Phnom Penh petition Russian Embassy for end to Ukraine invasion

The activists say embassy officials refused to accept the petition.

Citizens are angry because the crackdown makes it even harder to find gasoline.

Authorities are holding the ex-wife and daughter of one of two Uyghur men held in the country since 2020.

Sixty percent of respondents say Indonesia should seek to limit China's influence, up 10 points from 2011.

Sun Jian takes issue in public with strict lockdown conditions imposed on students but not staff or foreigners.

Topics could include maritime security and territorial disputes with Beijing in the East and South China Seas.

Wang Jixian believes his account may have been maliciously reported to the platform by pro-CCP supporters.

Lao authorities issued a vague warning only hours before water swept away buildings and property.

Myanmar’s “illegal squatters” speak out

Sources told RFA that junta authorities have forcibly removed thousands of people from their homes across Myanmar in recent months.

Ex-inmates who said they had no religious rights behind bars called the move a PR stunt.

Rights groups say Sophia Huang and Wang Jianbing will likely stand trial for 'incitement to subvert state power.'

Tens of thousands of health workers are being drafted in, as thousands of infected residents are sent elsewhere.

Many reporters face new ‘anti-terrorism’ charges that carry long prison terms

The meeting comes days after Manila and Washington launched one of their biggest joint military exercises in years.

Government promotes test as a success even as many Pyongyang residents witnessed missile explode in air.

Experts warn of millions of climate refugees and the disruption of economic growth in the region.

The burning death in Sichuan is the 160th known self-immolation in Tibetan regions since 2009.