Search results 25262 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 Family Members of Political Detainees Meet US Ambassador to Cambodia to Discuss Crackdowns Dec 23, 2020 Rights groups said the meeting shows Washington is alarmed that authorities are targeting protesters. Bridge to Prison? Myanmar Journalist Faces Criminal Prosecution For Routine Report Dec 23, 2020 Pity the poor reporter who writes about a rickety bridge in Myanmar: He could face two years in prison Lao Fishermen Arrested in Thailand After Crossing lllegally From Malaysia Dec 23, 2020 The group are the latest to enter Thailand illegally trying to get home after losing their jobs amid fears of the spread of COVID-19. 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Cambodian Rappers Handed Lengthy Jail Terms For Dissing Government Dec 22, 2020 Kea Sokun and Long Putheara had ranted about the border with Vietnam and leadership failures. Tibetan Policy and Support Act Passes in the US Congress Dec 22, 2020 The Act will sanction Chinese officials 'interfering' with the selection of a future Dalai Lama, and praises Tibetan exile communities' adoption of democracy ... PM: Thailand Weighing New COVID-19 Restrictions Amid Big Outbreak in Samut Sakhon Dec 22, 2020 Thailand's Prime Minister Prayuth vows a crackdown on syndicates trafficking migrant workers into Thailand in defiance of a months-long ban on further entry. 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Cambodian Court Tries Opposition Activists, Acting Party Chief Sam Rainsy in Absentia Dec 21, 2020 The six were charged with incitement, falsifying information, causing social chaos, and insulting the government. Vietnam Sentences Three for Running Facebook Discussion Group Dec 21, 2020 Economic-Political Discussion group administrators refuse lawyers, get two to four years. Philippines Again Leans Toward US After Soft-Pedaling on South China Sea Issue Dec 21, 2020 President Rodrigo Duterte in September backed a 2016 international court ruling in favor of the Philippines, calling his country's claims in the disputed ... Tibetan Jailed For Celebrating Dalai Lama’s Birthday Released After Serving Five-Year Term Dec 21, 2020 Ajaja, formerly a monk in Ngaba's Kirti monastery, was jailed for celebrating the 80th birthday of Tibet's Dalai Lama, considered by China a politically ... 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Search results 25262 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 Family Members of Political Detainees Meet US Ambassador to Cambodia to Discuss Crackdowns Dec 23, 2020 Rights groups said the meeting shows Washington is alarmed that authorities are targeting protesters. Bridge to Prison? Myanmar Journalist Faces Criminal Prosecution For Routine Report Dec 23, 2020 Pity the poor reporter who writes about a rickety bridge in Myanmar: He could face two years in prison Lao Fishermen Arrested in Thailand After Crossing lllegally From Malaysia Dec 23, 2020 The group are the latest to enter Thailand illegally trying to get home after losing their jobs amid fears of the spread of COVID-19. Hong Kong Media Mogul Jimmy Lai Released on Bail Under House Arrest Dec 23, 2020 The pro-democracy founder of Next Digital is awaiting trial on charges of 'colluding with foreign powers' under Beijing's national security law. China's Tax Breaks Hope to Lure Investors to Boost Semiconductor Sector Dec 23, 2020 Business analysts in Taiwan say the problem can't be solved simply by throwing money at it, however. Rights Groups Protest Anti-North Korean Leaflet Law at National Assembly in Seoul Dec 22, 2020 Activist calls on President Moon Jae-in to veto bill to protect South Korea’s constitution. Vietnam Arrests Woman on Same Anti-State Charges Used to Jail Her Brother Dec 22, 2020 Police find “anti-state materials” in house of Le Thi Binh, two months after her brother finished his jail term. China Border Fence, Aimed at Curbing COVID-19 Spread, Draws Complaints in Myanmar Dec 22, 2020 Local officials in Shan state protest over points where the temporary barrier breaks a border agreement. Cambodian Rappers Handed Lengthy Jail Terms For Dissing Government Dec 22, 2020 Kea Sokun and Long Putheara had ranted about the border with Vietnam and leadership failures. Tibetan Policy and Support Act Passes in the US Congress Dec 22, 2020 The Act will sanction Chinese officials 'interfering' with the selection of a future Dalai Lama, and praises Tibetan exile communities' adoption of democracy ... PM: Thailand Weighing New COVID-19 Restrictions Amid Big Outbreak in Samut Sakhon Dec 22, 2020 Thailand's Prime Minister Prayuth vows a crackdown on syndicates trafficking migrant workers into Thailand in defiance of a months-long ban on further entry. Hong Kong Flying Service Added to US Blacklist After Arrests of Fleeing Protesters Dec 22, 2020 The move comes after flight data exposed its involvement in the seizure of a speedboat carrying protesters fleeing to Taiwan. 2020 in Asia: A Year of Lockdowns and Crackdowns Dec 22, 2020 RFA highlights its coverage of a tumultuous year in Asia. Alibaba Cloud Services Offered Racial Profiling of Uyghurs to Commercial Clients: Report Dec 22, 2020 Cached versions of the tech giant's cloud computing division API guide reveal references to ethnic minority identity detection. North Korea’s Food Production Down Five Percent in 2020 Dec 21, 2020 Food shortage expected to worsen in spring as country grows only 80 percent of what it needs. Thai PM, Officials Suspect Foreign Workers as Source of New COVID-19 Outbreak Dec 21, 2020 More than 900 cases, mostly among migrant workers from Myanmar, are confirmed at Thailand's largest seafood market complex. Cambodian Court Tries Opposition Activists, Acting Party Chief Sam Rainsy in Absentia Dec 21, 2020 The six were charged with incitement, falsifying information, causing social chaos, and insulting the government. Vietnam Sentences Three for Running Facebook Discussion Group Dec 21, 2020 Economic-Political Discussion group administrators refuse lawyers, get two to four years. Philippines Again Leans Toward US After Soft-Pedaling on South China Sea Issue Dec 21, 2020 President Rodrigo Duterte in September backed a 2016 international court ruling in favor of the Philippines, calling his country's claims in the disputed ... Tibetan Jailed For Celebrating Dalai Lama’s Birthday Released After Serving Five-Year Term Dec 21, 2020 Ajaja, formerly a monk in Ngaba's Kirti monastery, was jailed for celebrating the 80th birthday of Tibet's Dalai Lama, considered by China a politically ... Thousands of Apple Supplier Workers Turn Out in Shanghai Pay Protest Dec 21, 2020 The dispute comes after Apple places Taiwan-invested Pegatron on probation over a work experience program. Guangdong Cities in Temporary Darkness Amid China Power Glitch Dec 21, 2020 Residents say water, internet, and mobile phone services are also being affected by the outages. Cambodian Activists Beaten in Prison, Others Denied Bail as Courts Continue to Punish Dissent Dec 18, 2020 Cambodian rights group LICADHO says that Cambodians still demand basic freedoms despite repressive laws enforced by government-controlled courts. Schools Stay Open in Myanmar Ethnic Regions Amid National Closures for Pandemic Dec 18, 2020 Authorities from the New Mon State Party, an ethnic rebel group that signed Myanmar’s nationwide ceasefire agreement, say they believe students and teachers ... Xinjiang Authorities Sentence Uyghur Septuagenarian Former Official to Lengthy Jail Term Dec 18, 2020 Rukiya Osman had reportedly been present during a Muslim sermon more than a decade ago. Border Residents Wary as North Korea Sends Security College Students to Monitor Them Dec 18, 2020 Future secret agents assigned to neighborhood watch units to observe ‘and threaten’ the poor. More Lao Fishermen Arrested in Thailand After Entering Illegally on Way Home Dec 18, 2020 The attempted trip home was 'difficult and dangerous,' one man says after fishing work dried up in Malaysia in November. Myanmar’s Jade Center Suspends Most Mining Amid Coronavirus Spike Dec 18, 2020 But small-scale mining is allowed in the face of poverty concerns. US Lawmaker Calls For an Independent Tibet Dec 18, 2020 'The Tibetan people deserve our support for a country that is still theirs,' says Pennsylvania congressman Scott Perry in a letter to President Trump. European Parliament Adopts Resolution on Uyghurs Clearing Path For China Sanctions Dec 18, 2020 The resolution comes a day ahead of reports that an EU-China investment deal could be signed by year-end. Previous 30 items 1 ... 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ... 843 Next 30 items
