Search results 25273 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Cambodia China Laos North Korea Tibet Myanmar Uyghur Vietnam Cartoons Special Reports Multimedia Video Commentaries About Us US Slaps Sanctions on China Oil Giant Over South China Sea Activity Jan 14, 2021 Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said in a statement that the actions were intended to preserve “a free and open South China Sea.” Huge Fire Leaves Thousands of Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh Homeless Jan 14, 2021 No fatalities are reported in the early morning blaze that one relief worker says gutted over 500 shelters. Cambodia Resumes Treason Trials for Opposition Figures Jan 14, 2021 Observers say the trials are politically motivated. They have called on Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen’s government to drop all charges immediately. 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US Coordinator For Tibetan Issues Speaks With Dalai Lama in a Virtual Meeting Jan 13, 2021 The State Department's Robert Destro assures the Dalai Lama of Washington's continuing support for Tibet's culture and religion. Drop Charges Against Cambodian Opposition Members, Rights Groups Say on Eve of Trial Jan 13, 2021 Lawmakers and rights groups say the charges are politically motivated and a pretext to punish critics. Next Myanmar-Bangladesh-China Meeting on Rohingya Repatriation Set For Jan. 19 Jan 13, 2021 New signs of 'diplomatic momentum' point to possible progress on the Rohingya issue, some sources say. Vietnam Tightens Info Controls for Party Congress as 2020 Violations Cited in HRW Report Jan 13, 2021 Prime minister warns against leaking secret candidate list ahead of party congress. Repression of Uyghurs ‘Emblematic of Worsening Rights’ in China Under Xi Jinping: HRW Jan 13, 2021 An international backlash over the internment camps and forced labor gathered steam in 2020. China Covered Up Pandemic, Continues Crackdown on COVID-19 'Rumors' Jan 13, 2021 A human rights group hits out at Beijing's lack of transparency as China sees a resurgence of coronavirus cases. Outspoken Chinese Rights Lawyer Who Defended One of Hong Kong 12 Loses License Jan 13, 2021 Lu Siwei's license is suspended by the Sichuan provincial justice department over his allegedly "inappropriate remarks" about the case. Change at Top Mooted as Laos Ruling Communist Party Meets Jan 12, 2021 Some Laos expect a reshuffle of elderly leaders, but outside experts see tradition holding. China Urges Progress on Myanmar Belt & Road Projects, Backs Peace Efforts Jan 12, 2021 FM Wang Yi was briefed on a ceasefire in Rakhine state, a key location for Chinese investments. Exiled Cambodian Opposition Figures Work Odd Jobs in Thailand Jan 12, 2021 Dozens of members of the banned opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party have fled to Thailand. They find whatever jobs they can as they wait for an ... 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Hong Kong Government Threatens 'Countermeasures' Over British Residency Pledge Jan 12, 2021 The city's government also looks set to further curb the power of District Councils, which are currently controlled by pro-democracy politicians. Chinese Cities in Lockdown as Police Warn People Not to Spread 'Rumors' Jan 12, 2021 A fresh wave of COVID-19 cases hits northern China, with several major cities under lockdown or other restrictions. North Korean Leader Tells Party Congress US Remains ‘Biggest Enemy’ Jan 12, 2021 Kim Jong Un inherits title of his father and grandfather, and their dependency on China. Jailed Democracy Advocate’s Hunger Strike Hits Day 49 as Vietnam State Security Tightens for Party Congress Jan 11, 2021 Tranh Huynh Duy Thuc continues to weaken, with his weight dropping to 127 lbs., as he holds out for an answer from authorities to his petition asking for a ... Indonesia Greenlights China's Sinovac Vaccine For Emergency Use Jan 11, 2021 Indonesia is now the first country outside China to approve use of the drug, ahead of a mass inoculation drive this week. Opposition Lawyer to Request Court Allow Clients Entry to Cambodia to Face Charges Jan 11, 2021 CNRP deputy chief Mu Sochua and dozens of other exiles are being tried for ‘incitement’ and ‘treason.’ Myanmar Rights Groups Call For ‘Official’ Definition of Political Prisoner Jan 11, 2021 Vague laws have led to the jailing of hundreds of peaceful protesters, slowing the country’s democratic transition. US Slams Chinese Embassy Tweet Lauding Family Planning’s ‘Emancipation’ of Uyghur Women Jan 11, 2021 The tweet prompted calls for stern measures against Beijing for defending repression in Xinjiang. Previous 30 items 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ... 843 Next 30 items
Search results 25273 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Cambodia China Laos North Korea Tibet Myanmar Uyghur Vietnam Cartoons Special Reports Multimedia Video Commentaries About Us US Slaps Sanctions on China Oil Giant Over South China Sea Activity Jan 14, 2021 Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said in a statement that the actions were intended to preserve “a free and open South China Sea.” Huge Fire Leaves Thousands of Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh Homeless Jan 14, 2021 No fatalities are reported in the early morning blaze that one relief worker says gutted over 500 shelters. Cambodia Resumes Treason Trials for Opposition Figures Jan 14, 2021 Observers say the trials are politically motivated. They have called on Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen’s government to drop all charges immediately. Indonesian Coast Guard Intercepts, Escorts Chinese Survey Ship From EEZ Jan 14, 2021 The Chinese ship had sailed in Indonesian waters with its automatic identification system switched off, raising suspicions. News of Tibetan Self-Immolation Protest Surfaces After Five-Year Delay Jan 14, 2021 The death in 2015 in of Shurmo, 26, goes unreported for five years due to Chinese communications clampdowns in Tibetan areas. China Jails Two Journalists Over Tweets, Comments to US Official Jan 14, 2021 Zhang Jialong is jailed for 18 months, while Li Xinde gets five years for 'illegal business activity.' Hong Kong Police Arrest 11 Over Activists' Failed Speedboat Escape Bid Jan 14, 2021 Among the arrestees is a veteran rights lawyer who represented protesters arrested during the 2019 pro-democracy movement. US Coordinator For Tibetan Issues Speaks With Dalai Lama in a Virtual Meeting Jan 13, 2021 The State Department's Robert Destro assures the Dalai Lama of Washington's continuing support for Tibet's culture and religion. Drop Charges Against Cambodian Opposition Members, Rights Groups Say on Eve of Trial Jan 13, 2021 Lawmakers and rights groups say the charges are politically motivated and a pretext to punish critics. Next Myanmar-Bangladesh-China Meeting on Rohingya Repatriation Set For Jan. 19 Jan 13, 2021 New signs of 'diplomatic momentum' point to possible progress on the Rohingya issue, some sources say. Vietnam Tightens Info Controls for Party Congress as 2020 Violations Cited in HRW Report Jan 13, 2021 Prime minister warns against leaking secret candidate list ahead of party congress. Repression of Uyghurs ‘Emblematic of Worsening Rights’ in China Under Xi Jinping: HRW Jan 13, 2021 An international backlash over the internment camps and forced labor gathered steam in 2020. China Covered Up Pandemic, Continues Crackdown on COVID-19 'Rumors' Jan 13, 2021 A human rights group hits out at Beijing's lack of transparency as China sees a resurgence of coronavirus cases. Outspoken Chinese Rights Lawyer Who Defended One of Hong Kong 12 Loses License Jan 13, 2021 Lu Siwei's license is suspended by the Sichuan provincial justice department over his allegedly "inappropriate remarks" about the case. Change at Top Mooted as Laos Ruling Communist Party Meets Jan 12, 2021 Some Laos expect a reshuffle of elderly leaders, but outside experts see tradition holding. China Urges Progress on Myanmar Belt & Road Projects, Backs Peace Efforts Jan 12, 2021 FM Wang Yi was briefed on a ceasefire in Rakhine state, a key location for Chinese investments. Exiled Cambodian Opposition Figures Work Odd Jobs in Thailand Jan 12, 2021 Dozens of members of the banned opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party have fled to Thailand. They find whatever jobs they can as they wait for an ... Vietnam Rights Defenders Weigh Magnitsky Measures as Criticism of Hanoi’s Crackdown Mounts Jan 12, 2021 Sanctions including frozen assets and bans on travel to the U.S. may deter Vietnamese authorities accused of torture and other abuses against jailed ... Young Uyghur Doctor Missing For Years Confirmed Detained in Xinjiang Capital Jan 12, 2021 Authorities say Sayarra Nijat was ‘in possession of illegal materials related to terrorism and extremism.’ North Korea’s Ruling Party Increases Wait Time, ‘Loyalty Fees’ For Aspiring Members Jan 12, 2021 Candidacy period extended from one to two years, doubling the cost in bribes. Rights Activist Calls on China's Premier to Give Back His Passport Jan 12, 2021 Guo Feixiong wants to fly to the U.S. to support his wife with treatment for advanced colon cancer. Philippine Police Catch Eight Suspected Chinese Members of Kidnap Gang Jan 12, 2021 The suspects belong to Xiaopen-Nanlu, a gang targeting expatriates from China in the Philippines. Hong Kong Government Threatens 'Countermeasures' Over British Residency Pledge Jan 12, 2021 The city's government also looks set to further curb the power of District Councils, which are currently controlled by pro-democracy politicians. Chinese Cities in Lockdown as Police Warn People Not to Spread 'Rumors' Jan 12, 2021 A fresh wave of COVID-19 cases hits northern China, with several major cities under lockdown or other restrictions. North Korean Leader Tells Party Congress US Remains ‘Biggest Enemy’ Jan 12, 2021 Kim Jong Un inherits title of his father and grandfather, and their dependency on China. Jailed Democracy Advocate’s Hunger Strike Hits Day 49 as Vietnam State Security Tightens for Party Congress Jan 11, 2021 Tranh Huynh Duy Thuc continues to weaken, with his weight dropping to 127 lbs., as he holds out for an answer from authorities to his petition asking for a ... Indonesia Greenlights China's Sinovac Vaccine For Emergency Use Jan 11, 2021 Indonesia is now the first country outside China to approve use of the drug, ahead of a mass inoculation drive this week. Opposition Lawyer to Request Court Allow Clients Entry to Cambodia to Face Charges Jan 11, 2021 CNRP deputy chief Mu Sochua and dozens of other exiles are being tried for ‘incitement’ and ‘treason.’ Myanmar Rights Groups Call For ‘Official’ Definition of Political Prisoner Jan 11, 2021 Vague laws have led to the jailing of hundreds of peaceful protesters, slowing the country’s democratic transition. US Slams Chinese Embassy Tweet Lauding Family Planning’s ‘Emancipation’ of Uyghur Women Jan 11, 2021 The tweet prompted calls for stern measures against Beijing for defending repression in Xinjiang. Previous 30 items 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ... 843 Next 30 items
