The statement was the strongest yet from a Filipino military officer amid a fresh dispute with Beijing over the discovery of scores of Chinese ships in the country’s exclusive economic zone (EEZ).
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The 12 teenagers were held at a local police station all day before being released, but three adults remain behind bars.
Bao Choy says she won't stop doing her job, although the guilty verdict was 'heartbreaking.'
Nicky Liow is 'like siblings' with Chinese triad leader Broken Tooth, Johor police chief says.
Taiwan Semiconductor is faced with drought at home and military threats from China.
The alliance will aim to 'protect the language and culture of Mongolians in China.'
There are still some Chinese ships in the area of Whitsun Reef, a security official tells BenarNews.
Geng He, wife of disappeared rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng, calls on the Chinese government to show him proof he is alive, or hand over his ashes.
The city has fallen to 80th place in recent years, amid an ongoing crackdown on peaceful dissent and political opposition under a draconian national security law.
The restrictions show that even moderate alternative voices to that of current leader Xi Jinping are unwelcome.
Police shot and killed five Bangladeshis who were demonstrating over wages and Ramadan-time work hours.
The oaths are being required of government employees amid a crackdown on public criticism of the authorities.
Fellow rights attorney Yu Wensheng has been subjected to violence and mistreatment during his jail term at Nanjing Prison.
Henley Lee is currently serving an 11-year jail term for "financing criminal activities that harmed national security,' state media reported.
Barrister Margaret Ng says confidence in the city's courts is being eroded by their implementation of illiberal, colonial-era laws.
Chief executive Carrie Lam has warned that the national security law will be implemented in every aspect of public life, including the media.
Chief executive Carrie Lam says the law will affect every aspect of life in the city, including the arts, the media, internet content, and education.
A hotline is set up for people to inform on anyone making 'erroneous' comments about party history online.
The delegation, led by a former senator and friend of US President Joe Biden, sends a signal of commitment, analysts and officials say.
Former barista Siu Lok-ting gets a four-and-a-half year sentence for arson and "rioting" during the 2019 protest movement.
The legal effect of the trademarks, which so far do not appear to have been widely used, is uncertain, one expert says.
The Philippines has been lodging daily diplomatic protests against Beijing for intruding in its waters, but the decision to summon the Chinese envoy was a rare occurrence under the administration of President Rodrigo Duterte.
The government will offer seats on its election committee to 200 pro-China candidates rejected by voters for the District Council in 2019.
Guo Hongwei's family say they believe the authorities caused his death, as the struggle for answers begins.
Philippine and US military officials begin talks about the presence of Chinese ships in the South China Sea, especially within the Philippine Exclusive Economic Zone.
Teaching materials ignore the arrests of dozens of peaceful dissidents and pro-democracy lawmakers under the law.
Guo Hongwei's family warned as early as 2019 that he was likely to be 'bullied to death' in prison.
The Chinese government is leveraging civilian assets to pursue its national security interests in the South China Sea, a common practice under China's strategy of 'military-civil fusion.'
Kaohsiung municipal councilor Huang Jie survives a bid to unseat her after challenging a pro-China mayor.
Shi Minglei says neither she nor the couple's five-year-old daughter can now be used to threaten her husband.