Search results 26010 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 Workers From More Than 100 Factories in Cambodia’s Capital Region Infected With COVID-19 Apr 20, 2021 The latest coronavirus outbreak has prompted lockdowns that are leaving residents increasingly desperate. Jewish Aid Group Issues Fundraising Appeal For Struggling Uyghur Refugees in Turkey Apr 20, 2021 World Jewish Relief says 6,000 Uyghurs are in need of urgent financial and medical assistance. At ASEAN Meet, Malaysia to Push Myanmar Junta to Allow in Observers Apr 20, 2021 Interview: ‘Military Leaders Are Afraid of Letting Their Power Go’ Apr 20, 2021 Major Hein Thaw Oo tells RFA why he left the Myanmar military and what the prospects for the Spring Revolution are. 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Censors Curb Article by Former Premier Wen Jiabao Calling For 'Justice' in China Apr 20, 2021 The restrictions show that even moderate alternative voices to that of current leader Xi Jinping are unwelcome. Helping Xi Help Himself to the South China Sea Apr 19, 2021 A Radio Free Asia investigation of government procurement contracts shows that Sansha City — which administers China's outposts in the contested South China ... Myanmar Junta Charges 100 Healthcare Pros for Work Stoppage Protests Apr 19, 2021 Security forces kill at least one person and arrest dozens more nationwide between Sunday evening and Monday morning. Bangladesh: Cases Filed against Thousands Over Workers’ Violent Protest at Chinese-backed Plant Apr 19, 2021 Police shot and killed five Bangladeshis who were demonstrating over wages and Ramadan-time work hours. Projected Winner in Vote for Tibet’s Exile Leader Vows Hard Work, Asks for Unity Apr 19, 2021 Penpa Tsering says he will work hard for Tibetans both in Tibet and in exile, calling on them to remain united in the cause for greater freedoms in their ... Residents of Xinjiang Refrain From Fasting During Ramadan Despite ‘Easing of Restrictions’ Apr 19, 2021 After three years of bans, it seems Muslims in the region remain fearful of being branded ‘extremist.’ Three Lao Rights Activists Serving Long Prison Terms Must be Released: UN Special Rapporteur Apr 19, 2021 Lod Thammavong, Somphone Pimmasone, and Soukane Chaitad had criticized the Lao government's human rights record in online postings made while working in ... ASEAN Denounced for Inviting Junta Chief to Summit on Myanmar Apr 19, 2021 ASEAN should instead invite representatives of Myanmar's opposition National Unity Government, comprised of lawmakers who won seats in the November 2020 ... Jailed Vietnamese RFA Blogger ‘Haggard,’ Showing Signs of Mental Decline at An Phuoc Apr 19, 2021 Nguyen Tuong Thuy appears frail and forgetful during a recent meeting with his wife, who says she hopes his health will improve in his new prison. Hong Kong to Fire 129 Civil Servants Who Refused to Pledge Allegiance Apr 19, 2021 The oaths are being required of government employees amid a crackdown on public criticism of the authorities. Rights Researchers Urge UN Investigation of Crimes Against Humanity in Xinjiang Apr 19, 2021 Human Rights Watch stops short of genocide finding determined by the U.S. and others, but does not rule it out in the future. Rights Attorney Formally Arrested For 'Subversion' in China's Shaanxi: Wife Apr 19, 2021 Fellow rights attorney Yu Wensheng has been subjected to violence and mistreatment during his jail term at Nanjing Prison. Parallel Myanmar Government Launched to Challenge Military Junta Apr 16, 2021 Politicians who won seats in the 2020 election enlist ethnic groups and proclaim a “National Unity Government.” Penpa Tsering Projected Winner in Race for Sikyong, Tibetan Exile Leader Apr 16, 2021 Penpa Tsering, former speaker of Tibet's Dharamsala, India-based exile parliament, looks set to be Tibet's next exile political leader, or Sikyong. North Korea Gives Extra Food to Veterans for Former Leader’s Birthday Apr 16, 2021 Government pats itself on the back for ordering local governments to give out extra food they don’t have. Cambodia’s Hun Sen Isolates Phnom Penh and Takhmao After Citizens Ignore Lockdown Order Apr 16, 2021 Authorities arrest dozens of critics of government’s COVID-19 response. Photo Gallery: Holiday doesn’t stop the protests Apr 16, 2021 Protesters staged a variety of strikes and demonstrations this week during Thingyan, the traditional five-day Buddhist New Year holiday. Turkey-Based Uyghur Denies Contact With Condemned Official, ‘Terrorist’ Group Apr 16, 2021 Tahir Abbas, a resident of Turkey since 2017, says he doesn't know Shirzat Bawudun, a former high-ranking Uyghur official recently sentenced to death for ... Hong Kong Court Sentences Martin Lee, Other Prominent Democracy Activists Apr 16, 2021 The sentencings come as Beijing continues to erase democratic freedoms in the city. UN Urges Bangladesh to Move Rohingya to Bay of Bengal Island Gradually Apr 16, 2021 The United Nations refugee agency is urging Bangladesh to slow down its relocation of Rohingya to low-lying Bhashan Char Island because measures to protect ... China Airs TV 'Confession' of Belizean Accused of Funding Hong Kong Protests Apr 16, 2021 Henley Lee is currently serving an 11-year jail term for "financing criminal activities that harmed national security,' state media reported. Hong Kong Jails Prominent Democrats, Activists For 'Illegal Assembly' Apr 16, 2021 Barrister Margaret Ng says confidence in the city's courts is being eroded by their implementation of illiberal, colonial-era laws. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ... 867 Next 30 items
Search results 26010 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 Workers From More Than 100 Factories in Cambodia’s Capital Region Infected With COVID-19 Apr 20, 2021 The latest coronavirus outbreak has prompted lockdowns that are leaving residents increasingly desperate. Jewish Aid Group Issues Fundraising Appeal For Struggling Uyghur Refugees in Turkey Apr 20, 2021 World Jewish Relief says 6,000 Uyghurs are in need of urgent financial and medical assistance. At ASEAN Meet, Malaysia to Push Myanmar Junta to Allow in Observers Apr 20, 2021 Interview: ‘Military Leaders Are Afraid of Letting Their Power Go’ Apr 20, 2021 Major Hein Thaw Oo tells RFA why he left the Myanmar military and what the prospects for the Spring Revolution are. China Secretly Sends Food Aid to North Korea by Rail Apr 20, 2021 The 300 tons of corn is the first cargo to cross the Sino-Korean border in more than a year. Duterte: Philippines Prepared to Send Navy to Defend South China Sea Resources Apr 20, 2021 There are still some Chinese ships in the area of Whitsun Reef, a security official tells BenarNews. 'I Will Treat The Chinese Consulate as My Husband's Cemetery' Apr 20, 2021 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. Hong Kong Falls Victim to 'Censorship Virus': Press Freedom Group Apr 20, 2021 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 ... Censors Curb Article by Former Premier Wen Jiabao Calling For 'Justice' in China Apr 20, 2021 The restrictions show that even moderate alternative voices to that of current leader Xi Jinping are unwelcome. Helping Xi Help Himself to the South China Sea Apr 19, 2021 A Radio Free Asia investigation of government procurement contracts shows that Sansha City — which administers China's outposts in the contested South China ... Myanmar Junta Charges 100 Healthcare Pros for Work Stoppage Protests Apr 19, 2021 Security forces kill at least one person and arrest dozens more nationwide between Sunday evening and Monday morning. Bangladesh: Cases Filed against Thousands Over Workers’ Violent Protest at Chinese-backed Plant Apr 19, 2021 Police shot and killed five Bangladeshis who were demonstrating over wages and Ramadan-time work hours. Projected Winner in Vote for Tibet’s Exile Leader Vows Hard Work, Asks for Unity Apr 19, 2021 Penpa Tsering says he will work hard for Tibetans both in Tibet and in exile, calling on them to remain united in the cause for greater freedoms in their ... Residents of Xinjiang Refrain From Fasting During Ramadan Despite ‘Easing of Restrictions’ Apr 19, 2021 After three years of bans, it seems Muslims in the region remain fearful of being branded ‘extremist.’ Three Lao Rights Activists Serving Long Prison Terms Must be Released: UN Special Rapporteur Apr 19, 2021 Lod Thammavong, Somphone Pimmasone, and Soukane Chaitad had criticized the Lao government's human rights record in online postings made while working in ... ASEAN Denounced for Inviting Junta Chief to Summit on Myanmar Apr 19, 2021 ASEAN should instead invite representatives of Myanmar's opposition National Unity Government, comprised of lawmakers who won seats in the November 2020 ... Jailed Vietnamese RFA Blogger ‘Haggard,’ Showing Signs of Mental Decline at An Phuoc Apr 19, 2021 Nguyen Tuong Thuy appears frail and forgetful during a recent meeting with his wife, who says she hopes his health will improve in his new prison. Hong Kong to Fire 129 Civil Servants Who Refused to Pledge Allegiance Apr 19, 2021 The oaths are being required of government employees amid a crackdown on public criticism of the authorities. Rights Researchers Urge UN Investigation of Crimes Against Humanity in Xinjiang Apr 19, 2021 Human Rights Watch stops short of genocide finding determined by the U.S. and others, but does not rule it out in the future. Rights Attorney Formally Arrested For 'Subversion' in China's Shaanxi: Wife Apr 19, 2021 Fellow rights attorney Yu Wensheng has been subjected to violence and mistreatment during his jail term at Nanjing Prison. Parallel Myanmar Government Launched to Challenge Military Junta Apr 16, 2021 Politicians who won seats in the 2020 election enlist ethnic groups and proclaim a “National Unity Government.” Penpa Tsering Projected Winner in Race for Sikyong, Tibetan Exile Leader Apr 16, 2021 Penpa Tsering, former speaker of Tibet's Dharamsala, India-based exile parliament, looks set to be Tibet's next exile political leader, or Sikyong. North Korea Gives Extra Food to Veterans for Former Leader’s Birthday Apr 16, 2021 Government pats itself on the back for ordering local governments to give out extra food they don’t have. Cambodia’s Hun Sen Isolates Phnom Penh and Takhmao After Citizens Ignore Lockdown Order Apr 16, 2021 Authorities arrest dozens of critics of government’s COVID-19 response. Photo Gallery: Holiday doesn’t stop the protests Apr 16, 2021 Protesters staged a variety of strikes and demonstrations this week during Thingyan, the traditional five-day Buddhist New Year holiday. Turkey-Based Uyghur Denies Contact With Condemned Official, ‘Terrorist’ Group Apr 16, 2021 Tahir Abbas, a resident of Turkey since 2017, says he doesn't know Shirzat Bawudun, a former high-ranking Uyghur official recently sentenced to death for ... Hong Kong Court Sentences Martin Lee, Other Prominent Democracy Activists Apr 16, 2021 The sentencings come as Beijing continues to erase democratic freedoms in the city. UN Urges Bangladesh to Move Rohingya to Bay of Bengal Island Gradually Apr 16, 2021 The United Nations refugee agency is urging Bangladesh to slow down its relocation of Rohingya to low-lying Bhashan Char Island because measures to protect ... China Airs TV 'Confession' of Belizean Accused of Funding Hong Kong Protests Apr 16, 2021 Henley Lee is currently serving an 11-year jail term for "financing criminal activities that harmed national security,' state media reported. Hong Kong Jails Prominent Democrats, Activists For 'Illegal Assembly' Apr 16, 2021 Barrister Margaret Ng says confidence in the city's courts is being eroded by their implementation of illiberal, colonial-era laws. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ... 867 Next 30 items