Zhang Yu (right), an oncologist at Peking University No. 3 Hospital (left), is shown in an undated photo.

Chinese Doctor Takes on China's National Health Commission Over Oncology Fraud

Oncologist Zhang Yu says the failure to find evidence of wrongdoing by a Shanghai colleague is 'out and out lies.'

Chinese human rights lawyer Chang Weiping is shown in an undated photo.

Family of Detained Chinese Rights Lawyer Turned Away After Making Torture Complaint

2021-05-07

The family of Chang Weiping has been prevented from complaining through official channels about allegations of torture and falsification of evidence.

Hong Kong journalist Wu Gin, winner of the Human Rights Press Award, is shown in an undated photo.

Interview: 'I Kept Wanting to Stay And Do a Bit More'

2021-05-06

An award-winning journalist who investigated police violence during the 2019 protest movement flees to the democratic island of Taiwan.

Philippine Health Secretary Francisco Duque III injects President Rodrigo Duterte with a shot of China's Sinopharm COVID-19 vaccine in Manila, May 3, 2021.

Duterte Apologizes for Getting Unauthorized Vaccine, Sends Doses Back to China

2021-05-06

The Food and Drug Administration has not yet approved the Sinopharm vaccine donated by the Chinese government for emergency use among the general population.

Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong is shown in a file photo.

Hong Kong Court Jails Joshua Wong, District Councilors Over Tiananmen Vigil

2021-05-06

The judge said he wanted to deter others from attending similar protests in future.

Niu Tengyu, jailed for 14 years for discussing personal details of Chinese President Xi Jinping's family online, is shown in an undated photo.

Man Jailed Over Photo of Chinese Leader's Daughter Gets Family Visit

2021-05-06

Niu Tengyu's mother says he seems unable to move two of the fingers on his right hand following a complaint about torture in detention.

Filipinos carry their boat to shore in the seaside town of Bani, Pangasinan province, after a night of fishing in the South China Sea, March 7, 2021.

National Security Adviser: Filipinos Exempt From Beijing's Fishing Ban

2021-05-05

Largely forced out of their traditional fishing grounds, Filipino fishermen have claimed a decline of as much as 80 percent in their catch since the Chinese took control of certain parts of the South China Sea.

A screenshot is shown from the Twitter feed of the Chinese Christian Righteous Fellowship, May 2, 2021.

Authorities Shut Down Ethnic Minority Church in China's Yunnan

2021-05-05

The move comes as pastors across the country are detained in the wake of stricter curbs on religious groups.

Police personnel (back) stand guard outside Prince Edward MTR underground train station as people (front) wait to collect flowers from passersby, May 31, 2020, during a vigil for protesters who were injured during police arrests Aug. 31, 2019.

Hong Kong Exiles Lobby For Political Asylum Seekers in Canada

2021-05-05

The Soteria Institute is lobbying Canadian MPs to speed up applications ahead of a possible travel ban in Hong Kong.

Naval officers on the deck of the hospital ship KRI Dr. Soeharso pay their respects during a remembrance ceremony for the crew of the Indonesian Navy submarine KRI Nanggala-402 that sank on April 21 during a training exercise, April 30, 2021.

Indonesian Navy: Salvaging Sunken Sub a Challenging Task

2021-05-04

A diver or a robot must place a hook to lift wreckage of the KRI Nanggala-402 from the seafloor.

Workers stand in front of a check post as their colleagues set fire to a pile of discarded goods at a majority Chinese-funded power plant during a clash with police in Chittagong’s Banshkhali sub-district in southeastern Bangladesh, April 17, 2021.

Bangladesh Court Orders Compensation for Police-Shooting Victims at Chinese Co-funded Plant

2021-05-04

Police say officers fired at protesting labor at a power plant last month to protect Chinese workers.

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte (center) listens to Philippine Foreign Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr. (right) as they welcome Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi at Malacañang Palace in Manila, Jan. 16, 2021.

Philippines Foreign Secretary Apologizes for Using Profanity Against China

2021-05-04

President Rodrigo Duterte is the only one who can use foul language, his spokesman says.

Gen. Guillermo Eleazar (right), then the Philippine National Capital region's police chief, and other police officials present three of 277 Chinese nationals arrested in a raid on an online investment scam syndicate during a news conference in Manila, Sept. 16, 2019.

Philippines Detains 48 Undocumented Chinese Working at Steel Plant

2021-05-04

Raid in Sarangani province part of a nationwide crackdown, police say.

Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam is shown in an April 13, 2021 photo.

Hong Kong Government Researching Law Banning 'Fake News': Lam

2021-05-04

Chief executive Carrie Lam says it is the job of government broadcaster RTHK to 'support the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.'

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