Pyongyang forms a special group to carry out surprise inspections of regular units and units on the border.
The Germany-based president of an independent Chinese writers' group gives an update on Liu Xia's new life in Germany.
More than 2 million are forced to work without pay, most of them for the country's regime, a report says.
The move is slammed as a political, rather than a legal, action against an ideology the government doesn't like.
A week ago, TEMP.Periscope infiltrated the computers of several stakeholders in an upcoming election.
Wang Quanzhang's wife says he was in very good health at the time of his detention in July 2015.
Will Nguyen was beaten and detained during a protest over a long-term lease scheme for foreign firms.
Compensation was promised by June but has still not been paid, Lao sources say.
A report by the rights group says it has found ‘reasonable grounds’ that atrocities committed against civilians constitute genocide and crimes against humanity.
Authorities in the southern district of Daxing resume evictions targeting the local garment industry, which employs around a million people.
Nguyen Hai Long, a resident of the Czech Republic, says he helped Vietnamese secret police grab Trinh Xuan Thanh, now serving two life terms in Vietnam.
The armed forces have transferred the acreage to the government to give back to its owners, but there have been delays.
