Search results 25264 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 Hong Kong Healthcare Volunteer Jailed For Four Years Over 2019 Protest Jan 18, 2021 A judge says they 'don't believe' Chan Cho-ho's claim to have been offering first aid, despite his track record with the St. John Ambulance Service. Beijing House Church Pastor Denied Pension Amid Ongoing Crackdown on Worship Jan 18, 2021 Xu Yonghai is denied monthly payments, with officials citing a criminal conviction linked to his campaigning for freedom from religious persecution. Opposition Leaders Stopped From Flying to Cambodia to Face Charges Jan 16, 2021 They tried to fly even though the government had canceled their Cambodian passports and those with foreign travel documents have been unable to obtain visas. Kayin State Border Guards Resign to Protest Ouster of Top Leaders by Myanmar Military Jan 15, 2021 Concerns over the guard unit's ties to possible criminal activity at a Chinese-invested development project forced the army's hand, observers say. Hong Kong Human Rights Lawyer Daniel Wong Released on Bail Jan 15, 2021 National security police arrested Wong and 10 others Thursday for “aiding and abetting criminals” in connection with a failed attempt by 12 activists to flee ... Lao Prime Minister Thongloun Sisoulith Elected Secretary General Jan 15, 2021 As holder of Laos’ top office, Sisoulith must balance an ever-increasing Chinese influence. Book by Uyghur Retiree Details Two Grim Years in Xinjiang Internment Camp Jan 15, 2021 ‘Survivor of the Chinese Gulag’ describes Gulbahar Haitiwaji’s ordeal during a trip to Xinjiang from her home in France. Dozens of People Fleeing Hong Kong Apply For Political Asylum in Canada: Group Jan 15, 2021 Canada grants political asylum to 14 Hongkongers fleeing an ongoing crackdown on dissent. Cambodian Court Launches Trial of Prominent Union Leader Rong Chhun Jan 15, 2021 Observers say the judge’s line of questioning assumed the defendant’s guilt on incitement charges. Interview: 'This is How They Treat an Innocent Person; It's Totally Unacceptable' Jan 15, 2021 Xu Yan has been allowed her first video meeting with her husband, jailed rights lawyer Yu Wensheng, since his incommunicado detention three years ago. China's Energy Risk Rises Despite Oil Output Growth Jan 15, 2021 Dependence on foreign oil has climbed to over 70 percent. North Korean Leader’s Sister Retains Power Despite Formal ‘Demotion’ Jan 15, 2021 Kim Yo Jong is no longer in the Workers’ Party’s Politburo, but she still lobs insults at Seoul through state media. Chinese Activist Who Supported Hong Kong Protests Faces 'Subversion' Charge Jan 15, 2021 Police in China's Hunan are investigating Ou Biaofeng's trip to Hong Kong during a recent protest movement. Two Candidates Now Front-Runners in Final Vote for Tibet’s Exile Leader Jan 15, 2021 A second and final round of voting on April 11 will elect Tibet's next Sikyong, its political leader in exile. Cambodia Starts Mass Trial for 59 Opposition CNRP Activists Jan 14, 2021 Defendants allegedly connected to Sam Rainsy’s 2019 repatriation attempt. Lao PM Sisoulith Set to Become Ruling Communist Party Chief Jan 14, 2021 The former labor and foreign minister vows to tackle income inequality and corruption. Lockdowns Imposed as Northeastern Chinese Provinces Report Spike in Coronavirus Cases Jan 14, 2021 Heilongjiang announced a state of emergency, ordering its 37.5 million residents to stay in place, as Hebei records first death in eight months. Jailed Vietnamese Democracy Advocate Hospitalized as Hunger Strike Hits Day 50 Jan 14, 2021 Tranh Huynh Duy Thuc has been admitted on an 'urgent' basis to a hospital in Nghe An, his brother says, citing U.S. Embassy sources and family friends. Withhold Order on Xinjiang Cotton Products Warning to US Importers Over Supply Chains: CBP Jan 14, 2021 The order comes amid calls for a determination on whether the situation in the region constitutes genocide. Cambodian PM Hun Sen Denies Navel-Gazing TV Narrative Funded With Taxpayer Money Jan 14, 2021 Civil society and members of the public had demanded transparency over the television series’ budget. Every Drop Helps the People(’s Party) Jan 14, 2021 Prime Minister Hun Sen's year-end announcement that Cambodia had extracted its first drop of crude oil in the Gulf of Thailand raised immediate concerns among ... 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. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ... 843 Next 30 items
Search results 25264 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 Hong Kong Healthcare Volunteer Jailed For Four Years Over 2019 Protest Jan 18, 2021 A judge says they 'don't believe' Chan Cho-ho's claim to have been offering first aid, despite his track record with the St. John Ambulance Service. Beijing House Church Pastor Denied Pension Amid Ongoing Crackdown on Worship Jan 18, 2021 Xu Yonghai is denied monthly payments, with officials citing a criminal conviction linked to his campaigning for freedom from religious persecution. Opposition Leaders Stopped From Flying to Cambodia to Face Charges Jan 16, 2021 They tried to fly even though the government had canceled their Cambodian passports and those with foreign travel documents have been unable to obtain visas. Kayin State Border Guards Resign to Protest Ouster of Top Leaders by Myanmar Military Jan 15, 2021 Concerns over the guard unit's ties to possible criminal activity at a Chinese-invested development project forced the army's hand, observers say. Hong Kong Human Rights Lawyer Daniel Wong Released on Bail Jan 15, 2021 National security police arrested Wong and 10 others Thursday for “aiding and abetting criminals” in connection with a failed attempt by 12 activists to flee ... Lao Prime Minister Thongloun Sisoulith Elected Secretary General Jan 15, 2021 As holder of Laos’ top office, Sisoulith must balance an ever-increasing Chinese influence. Book by Uyghur Retiree Details Two Grim Years in Xinjiang Internment Camp Jan 15, 2021 ‘Survivor of the Chinese Gulag’ describes Gulbahar Haitiwaji’s ordeal during a trip to Xinjiang from her home in France. Dozens of People Fleeing Hong Kong Apply For Political Asylum in Canada: Group Jan 15, 2021 Canada grants political asylum to 14 Hongkongers fleeing an ongoing crackdown on dissent. Cambodian Court Launches Trial of Prominent Union Leader Rong Chhun Jan 15, 2021 Observers say the judge’s line of questioning assumed the defendant’s guilt on incitement charges. Interview: 'This is How They Treat an Innocent Person; It's Totally Unacceptable' Jan 15, 2021 Xu Yan has been allowed her first video meeting with her husband, jailed rights lawyer Yu Wensheng, since his incommunicado detention three years ago. China's Energy Risk Rises Despite Oil Output Growth Jan 15, 2021 Dependence on foreign oil has climbed to over 70 percent. North Korean Leader’s Sister Retains Power Despite Formal ‘Demotion’ Jan 15, 2021 Kim Yo Jong is no longer in the Workers’ Party’s Politburo, but she still lobs insults at Seoul through state media. Chinese Activist Who Supported Hong Kong Protests Faces 'Subversion' Charge Jan 15, 2021 Police in China's Hunan are investigating Ou Biaofeng's trip to Hong Kong during a recent protest movement. Two Candidates Now Front-Runners in Final Vote for Tibet’s Exile Leader Jan 15, 2021 A second and final round of voting on April 11 will elect Tibet's next Sikyong, its political leader in exile. Cambodia Starts Mass Trial for 59 Opposition CNRP Activists Jan 14, 2021 Defendants allegedly connected to Sam Rainsy’s 2019 repatriation attempt. Lao PM Sisoulith Set to Become Ruling Communist Party Chief Jan 14, 2021 The former labor and foreign minister vows to tackle income inequality and corruption. Lockdowns Imposed as Northeastern Chinese Provinces Report Spike in Coronavirus Cases Jan 14, 2021 Heilongjiang announced a state of emergency, ordering its 37.5 million residents to stay in place, as Hebei records first death in eight months. Jailed Vietnamese Democracy Advocate Hospitalized as Hunger Strike Hits Day 50 Jan 14, 2021 Tranh Huynh Duy Thuc has been admitted on an 'urgent' basis to a hospital in Nghe An, his brother says, citing U.S. Embassy sources and family friends. Withhold Order on Xinjiang Cotton Products Warning to US Importers Over Supply Chains: CBP Jan 14, 2021 The order comes amid calls for a determination on whether the situation in the region constitutes genocide. Cambodian PM Hun Sen Denies Navel-Gazing TV Narrative Funded With Taxpayer Money Jan 14, 2021 Civil society and members of the public had demanded transparency over the television series’ budget. Every Drop Helps the People(’s Party) Jan 14, 2021 Prime Minister Hun Sen's year-end announcement that Cambodia had extracted its first drop of crude oil in the Gulf of Thailand raised immediate concerns among ... 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. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ... 843 Next 30 items