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For first time, chairman of regional bloc’s Foreign Ministers’ Meeting also calls for release of all political prisoners.

Some Chinese people look back at his record, and say "You know, we could use another guy like Hu Yaobang.."

Church member and rights activist Gao Heng took a photo of himself with a placard calling on Christians to pray for China on June 4.

An editorial in the Ming Pao says the organizers of a now-banned candlelight vigil could face prosecution for subversion.

The Southeast Asian nation has been in turmoil since the military seized power in February.

China lodges 'stern representations' after a brief visit by three US Senators to the island.

Workers complain that they barely make enough for living expenses but now must pay even more to their government.

All land is owned by the state, and compensation is determined by the government and developers, with no input from the people.

China’s backing is crucial to efforts to foster a peaceful resolution to the crisis in Myanmar, Jakarta’s top diplomat says.

More than 30 witnesses and experts testified during the four-day session in London.

Legal experts say such tactics are in violation of domestic and international human rights laws.

Fresh fighting in the country’s remote regions is exacerbating an already dire refugee situation.

A search of one reporter's home uncovered confidential government papers, with police now calling for a new investigation, state media say,

Fishing group Pamalakaya leader blames commercial boats for depletion of stock in territorial waters.

The requests showed a sharp spike after China imposed a draconian security law on the city, the company says.

The art of bronze casting - called Pantin in Burmese - is the creation of objects in copper, bronze or brass and is one of the 10 ancient Burmese arts known as ...

Police use batons and pepper spray to rescue a college principal held against his will by angry students.

Fellow academics say academics are under huge pressure to win state funding, and those who fail are fired.

Aung Myo Min, human rights minister in the parallel government, says at least 73 children have died since the Feb. 1 coup.

At one school in eastern China, students detained the college dean for 30 hours and tried to prevent police from getting close to him.

China, meanwhile, assures Burmese junta that domestic situation in Myanmar will not affect bilateral friendship.

Three more deaths confirmed in Vietnam as government collects funds for vaccination scheme.

Fighting led to additional casualties Tuesday, as refugees remain desperate for food and supplies.

State funds are so low that the supplier of meat to Kim Jong Un is hawking unhatched eggs as health supplements.

A nationwide operation is being coordinated by police in Shandong's Jining city, a Taiwanese news agency reports.

The authorities have launched an ever-widening crackdown on political dissent in response to the 2019 protest movement.

Liu Canglong's detention comes as banking regulators investigate Sichuan Trust Co., which he controls.

The Phnom Penh Municipal Court denies bail to union leader Rong Chhun and activist Sar Kanika.

Weavers say they have trouble getting raw silk, and they don’t have markets to sell their products.

NUG’s foreign minister says restoring status quo ‘would not bring about true democracy.’