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Chinese maritime militia threatens order in South China Sea, US think tank says Nov 20, 2021 China’s modern use of fishing militias dates back to at least 1974, says the CSIS report. All-women militia formed in Myanmar’s Sagaing region in response to military violence Nov 20, 2021 Fighters say the group empowers women, who have been targeted by soldiers in village raids. Myanmar’s junta arrests former rapper for ‘terrorism’ Nov 19, 2021 Phyoe Zeyar Thaw, a top aide in the ousted government, was accused of planning attacks on military targets. Vietnam mourns 23,000 COVID-19 deaths in nationwide ceremony Nov 19, 2021 Critics say that leaders did not do enough to stop the pandemic. Marriott apologizes to Uyghur advocacy group for declining to host Prague conference Nov 19, 2021 A spokesman tells RFA that the rejection is not consistent with the hotel chain’s policies. 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Search results 28109 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Home Cambodia China Laos North Korea Tibet Myanmar Uyghur Vietnam Cartoons Special Reports Multimedia Cambodian opposition activist slashed to death during festival Nov 22, 2021 An unidentified group of men attacked Sin Khonn with machetes and knives. S China Sea disputes loom large as ASEAN, China struggle to negotiate code of conduct Nov 22, 2021 China’s diplomats are believed to be making efforts to speed up negotiations with ASEAN on the Code of Conduct. At summit, China courts Southeast Asian nations with trade, aid Nov 22, 2021 Obstacles to maritime deal likely to remain as the two sides mark 30th anniversary of relationship. Tibetan university graduates can’t find work despite promises of opportunity Nov 22, 2021 Competition from Han Chinese and demands for proficiency in Mandarin make jobs scarce. Unforced error in court of world opinion Nov 22, 2021 Duterte 'abhors' China's use of water cannon on Philippine boats Nov 22, 2021 The Philippine leader spoke out during a virtual summit with China's President Xi Jinping and ASEAN leaders. Hong Kong culls wild boar after police officer attack Nov 22, 2021 The city deletes the animal from a list of protected species and sets a quota for killing operations. Peng Shuai's reappearance fails to quell questions about her freedom Nov 22, 2021 Attempts by state media to reassure people only heighten concerns over tennis star's fate. slideshow Nov 21, 2021 Hong Kong siege - 2nd-anniversary slideshow Two years on, Hong Kong still feels the impact of the Polytechnic University siege Nov 20, 2021 Pitched street battles between very young people and riot police helped trigger widespread mental health issues. Chinese maritime militia threatens order in South China Sea, US think tank says Nov 20, 2021 China’s modern use of fishing militias dates back to at least 1974, says the CSIS report. All-women militia formed in Myanmar’s Sagaing region in response to military violence Nov 20, 2021 Fighters say the group empowers women, who have been targeted by soldiers in village raids. Myanmar’s junta arrests former rapper for ‘terrorism’ Nov 19, 2021 Phyoe Zeyar Thaw, a top aide in the ousted government, was accused of planning attacks on military targets. Vietnam mourns 23,000 COVID-19 deaths in nationwide ceremony Nov 19, 2021 Critics say that leaders did not do enough to stop the pandemic. Marriott apologizes to Uyghur advocacy group for declining to host Prague conference Nov 19, 2021 A spokesman tells RFA that the rejection is not consistent with the hotel chain’s policies. Ethnic Karenni dance student performs for children of anti-coup fighters Nov 19, 2021 Nay Thoo Thoo says he’s entertaining the children in eastern Myanmar’s Kayah State “to relieve their tragedy.” China has undermined Hong Kong's judicial and parliamentary independence: U.S. report Nov 19, 2021 A citywide crackdown on dissent continues amid sweeping electoral, judicial and education changes. United Nations calls on China to release hunger-striking Chinese citizen journalist Nov 19, 2021 Zhang Zhan's family say her intermittent hunger strike in prison has put her life in danger. US accuses China of threatening peace after water cannon used on Philippine ships Nov 19, 2021 The Second Thomas Shoal is claimed by China, the Philippines, Taiwan and Vietnam. North Korean soldiers face punishment for calling South Korea by its official name Nov 18, 2021 Officials say military leaders are sensitive to the South’s dramatic rise in cultural influence. Analysts: Myanmar, South China Sea to be discussed at upcoming ASEAN-China Summit Nov 18, 2021 Video from Xinjiang provides fresh evidence of China’s Uyghur repression Nov 18, 2021 The 20-minute documentary by ‘Guanguan’ depicts apparent detention facilities in several cities. “Brave” Chinese citizen journalist gets rare video of nearly 20 Xinjiang internment camps for Uyghurs Nov 18, 2021 RFA Uyghur service director Alim Seytoff describes the significance of the video. Border closures threaten Laos’s banana industry, a major source of employment Nov 18, 2021 Growers have been forced to give away or destroy hundreds of tons of their product. Journalist who founded the Beijing News now serving eight-year jail term Nov 18, 2021 Dai Zigeng is serving time with forced labor in Beijing Prison after a secret trial, a former colleague says. Philippines: Chinese coast guard used water cannon to block Manila's supply boats Nov 18, 2021 Philippine foreign secretary calls action illegal, demands that China 'back off.' Rights group casts doubt on Chinese state media claim that Peng Shuai isn't 'missing' Nov 18, 2021 The head of the Women's Tennis Association (WTA) says he has tried repeatedly and failed to reach Peng. In Myanmar’s Insein Prison, inmates shared bath water and were denied medical care Nov 17, 2021 Former detainee says dismal conditions led to rare protest by prisoners and lingering trauma after release. China’s persecution of Uyghurs is preview of wider surveillance scheme, lawmakers say Nov 17, 2021 Author tells panel what’s happened in Xinjiang amounts to ‘mass psychological torture.’ China detains at least 400 Myanmar migrants for more than a year Nov 17, 2021 About 100 captives are being forced to work without pay in a factory that might be bribing police, sources said. 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