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In a separate case, independent journalist Youn Cheav faces a lawsuit filed by Cambodia's defense minister because of his reporting on corruption, land grabs, ...

Popular Myanmar television and film star Mya Hnin Ye Lwin, who gained fame for her roles in TV drama series and 10 movies, is taking on the riskiest role of ...

China condemned the frigate’s passage through the Taiwan Strait this week as "a meaningless display of presence with an insidious intention."

They staged the march to mark the 72nd anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China.

Sun Lijun is accused of 'building cabals and cliques to take over a key government department' and holding a stash of confidential materials.

Tensions with Australia may threaten LNG supplies.

The stunt on China's National Day was followed by protests by Hong Kongers, Tibetans and Uyghurs in London and Washington.

A swiftly deleted report in state media said police violated the woman’s human rights.

Observers say that without stronger global action, the country is at risk of total collapse.

The two men, both 21, began work at a Chinese-owned farm in southern Laos in July, and left after receiving no pay in September.

'I want to live in a place where there is no fear,' says Kay Mo, mother of four young children.

Police lieutenant Cherry Htet had contacted members of Myanmar's opposition National Unity Government, a junta spokesman says.

After Myanmar’s military seized power in a coup, ethnic Karenni school teacher Kay Mo fled with her husband and four children to a refugee camp on the ...

Uyghur advocates say Beijing is manipulating population growth data to counter genocide allegations.

People grumble that they are being made to pay to idolize the Kim family when they cannot even afford food.

The Philippines has been filing daily protests against Chinese incursions in Manila’s exclusive economic zone since earlier this year.

The Hong Kong Journalists' Association says the terms used in the guidelines are open to debate, and more top-down control will affect program quality.

A court denies bail for an organizer of now-banned vigils for the victims of the June 4, 1989 Tiananmen massacre.

The city is buying hundreds of metric tons of lobster monthly, far more than even its seafood-loving diners can stomach.

Activists say the military no longer even bothers to justify its land grabs since seizing power.

Analysts say that Pyongyang is trying everything it can to get sanctions relief.

The bill if signed into law would sanction Cambodian officials deemed responsible for suppressing democracy in the authoritarian Southeast Asian country.

They say they miss home, but worry that they won’t be able to find jobs if they return to Laos.

Muhib Ullah had spoken out against violence in the camps and in support of the human rights and protection of refugees.

The Vietnamese fishermen were sent home on a charter flight arranged by Hanoi.

Another project, the Sanakham Dam, is scheduled to move ahead despite local villagers’ complaints.

The mosque completes a 13-year effort to build a worship center for Canada’s Uyghurs.

The Da Yang Hao, is now operating in an area that runs through the EEZs of three countries: Brunei, Malaysia and the Philippines.

Former MP Pe Than says the Arakan Army has the full support of the local people in the region.

Power has been cut to streets, homes, and shops, while factories have closed in the northeast and along the eastern seaboard.