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Residents of Shenzhen say supermarket shelves are empty as people scramble to lay in stores ahead of a lockdown.

Southeast Asia’s construction boom is fueling demand for sand, often to the detriment of riparian communities.

Arrest is part of a broader effort to limit interaction between locals and foreign visitors.

The unionists called for all charges to be dropped to facilitate negotiations with the casino.

Residents say the monks are helping to form the groups and even receiving weapons training.

Abdureshid Obul was charged with religious extremism for having a fourth child.

One expert noted that as many as 40% of detainees were awaiting trial.

China says reports that it could provide military assistance to Russia are malicious disinformation.

The Great Translation Movement Twitter account translates social media comments on hot-button topics.

Both Russia and Myanmar intentionally target civilians, apartments, and hospitals and block humanitarian convoys.

Ethnic Yao locals say the dam threatens their livelihoods and want the developer to pay for their losses.

As toll of Putin’s Ukraine invasion rises, Senate panel examines how US should respond to threat.

Refugee rights groups say escapees face severe punishment upon repatriation.

Thugs attack residents protesting a hydropower plant in northern Vietnam

The residents are members of the Yao ethnic minority. They say the hydropower plant would block the water source they use for salmon farming.

Tricked into working illegally in the SEZ, the first eleven escaped on their own.

Report finds the military may have committed crimes against humanity in its bid to control restive population.

Media sources said more military drills are planned this month by Taiwan, including in the South China Sea.

Pro-democracy activist and immigration attorney Li Jinjin dies after a stabbing attack at his Flushing law firm.

Alimjan Mehmut had served as a torchbearer for China’s 2008 Summer Olympics.

One worker says officers assaulted strikers and took their cell phones as the months-long standoff continues.

A foreign ministry spokesman in Beijing responded to Manila summoning China’s envoy about “illegal incursion.”

Dozens of factories, including Apple suppliers, are forced to halt production as Shenzhen goes into lockdown.

The Bangladeshi home minister again insists that Rohingya insurgent group has no presence inside the country.

Coupons bought near the border can be sold at a profit further inland, where gas is more expensive.

In 3 cases, the DOJ alleges plots to target U.S.-based Chinese dissidents and disrupt their activities.

Authorities say they were responding to a riot, but some question the junta’s version of events.

But observers say the junta has no systematic plan to address the issue.

Pro-government comments continue to root for Russia, in line with directives from the propaganda department.

A Lao activist granted asylum in Canada says he will continue to work for human rights in his country.