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There is fear Kabul will help China “identify Uyghurs and have them deported back to China,” says a U.S. scholar.

New School Opens for Refugee Children in Myanmar

Many of the students are members of the Karenni ethnic group, who fled violent clashes between local militias and junta forces that erupted in eastern ...

Chief executive Carrie Lam also calls on civil organizations to disband if they cross political "red lines" laid down by Beijing.

U.S. Senator urges State Department not to ignore human rights in talks with Vietnam.

With cross-border trade on hold, many traders have taken up part time jobs to support themselves.

The literature, film, music, and theater lost luminaries because of inadequate medical care amid a third wave of the coronavirus.

Students are attending classes while local schools remain closed due to armed conflict and the COVID-19 pandemic.

The ethnic army says it will do whatever it takes to beat the junta and form a federal union.

Citizens tell RFA that they like efforts to curb wasteful practices.

Dan Southerland recalls efforts to get helpers out of Saigon ahead of Viet Cong forces.

An interpreter proposed by the Chinese Embassy is expected to arrive next month, lawyer says.

Comments expressing support for the armed movement spark angry responses from other netizens.

The students are being held under the national security law on suspicion of 'advocating terrorism.'

The official Chinese Communist Party mouthpiece, the People's Daily, among others in China, have suggested that the Taliban have seized power in Afghanistan ...

Chen Mei and Cai Wei are sentenced, then released after time served is taken into account.

Nathan Duddles and his family are hiking the Colorado Trail in the US to raise awareness about the situation in Xinjiang.

Kim Jong Un is suffering alone during the national crisis, the government says.

Sherab Dorje, 19, had also petitioned authorities to allow Tibetan schoolchildren to be taught in their own language.

Rong Chhun and two other activists are given harsh penalties, lawyer says.

The motorized boat carrying 38 Rohingya and crew members left Bhashan Char from a jungle canal that does not have a strong police presence,

Hok Suon, who worked in a chicken processing plant, died after contracting the COVID-19 virus.

Analysts say the prime minister hopes to establish a ‘debt of gratitude’ with Myanmar’s military leader.

A Lonely Coronavirus Death in Yangon

Neighbors smelled a strong odor coming from a nearby apartment and called authorities.

Rescue workers say they are increasingly investigating reports of missing persons and strange smells.

The case is heard as a fund providing legal assistance and bail money to people charged with protest-related crimes says it will cease operations.

Geng He, wife of rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng, is calling for international sanctions on senior Chinese police officers linked to his disappearance.

The move comes as the government tries to find ways to make larger families more attractive for cash-strapped couples.

British graduate student Ella Morgan uses social media to speak out against China’s abuse of Uyghurs in Xinjiang.

Many workers who are unemployed say they don’t have enough money to make ends meet.

New restrictions are announced after Myanmar’s shadow government launches a lottery campaign.