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Police raid a gathering at the home of a church member, taking several minors and adults to a nearby police station for questioning.

The stunning change in civil-military relations reflects how nervous the leaders in Hanoi are right now, as the pandemic deepens and the death toll continues ...

The city's government tables a legislative amendment that will likely ban the screening of films with content deemed 'subversive'.

Authorities tell factories and citizens to provide building materials and perform manual labor.

With papers that call them ‘Chinese Turkestani migrants,’ they are vulnerable to Taliban efforts to placate Beijing.

The Rohingya still say they want to return to their homes in Myanmar, but the prospects for their repatriation appear as slim as ever.

Sam Sokha, a former factory worker with two teenage sons, has already served three years and seven months of her four-year prison term, her sister says.

Diplomatic sparring between the U.S. and China began before Kamala Harris landed in the Vietnamese capital.

The arrests come amid a spate of anti-junta bombings and shootings throughout the country.

Huang Liquan says people in the city are filled with 'positive energy' and patriotic feeling.

Kerry Brown says Chinese dissidents and critics of the ruling party are now living through 'dark days.'

Police order key members of the Hong Kong Alliance to turn over its accounts and contacts in overseas organizations or risk imprisonment.

The seizure followed an Interpol red notice that had been requested by Cambodia and forwarded to Indonesian authorities.

The regional CDC hub is designed to enhance health cooperation with ASEAN countries at a time of soaring numbers of COVID-19 infections, officials say.

Drought Destroys Crops in Northwest Cambodia

Farmers worry that, if their crop fails, they won’t be able to repay bank loans or grow crops to support their families.

Many now see the Myanmar military, which has killed over a thousand protesters and other civilians since the Feb. 1 coup, as a common enemy.

The warning comes amid a drive to enforce the use of Chinese as the only language of classroom instruction for Tibetan students.

A ‘Rejection of Reactionary Thought’ law aims to blunt the cultural influence of the larger, wealthier South.

Harris has used her Asia trip that began in Singapore to criticize Beijing’s aggressive posture in the South China Sea.

Clashes have increased in Kayah, Kayin, and Kachin states in the last month and may worsen.

The activist vows to continue his human rights work upon his release from prison.

The city government moves to control the prices of official textbooks and orders schools not to use anything not on the list.

Ruling Chinese Communist Party (CCP) general secretary Xi Jinping has reportedly ordered the vaccination of 78 percent of the population by the end of October.

The Dalai Lama fled Tibet into exile in 1959 amid a failed Tibetan uprising against rule by China, which had annexed the formerly independent Himalayan country ...

Volunteer investigator Shangguan says police are doing nothing to follow up on a trafficking ring she exposed nearly a year ago.

‘We’re providing a very good education to these children,’ a political ethics advisor told RFA.

Harris tells reporters the US will not shy away from 'difficult conversations,' before departing Vietnam after a two-day visit.

A Daily Struggle for Refugees in Myanmar’s Rakhine State

The plight for refugees continues despite a ceasefire in the two-year conflict between Myanmar government forces and the rebel Arakan Army.

"Everything is a problem now. Getting food is a problem, and money is also a problem," says Rakhine refugee Ma Saw Yin.

A popular actress has her social media account shut down and her work removed from public view, amid concerns over fan club flame wars and celebrity culture.