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But Chinese authorities seize activist's writings and keep him under close watch at home.

The high court order comes as students end several days of hunger strike action.

A police raid on a private clinic exposes the shadowy world of Chinese organ harvesting.

While the group denies involvement in a reported "cash-for-organs" scandal, lawyers say more transparency is needed.

The move is a tacit admission of a booming unofficial market in transplant organs.

US legislators ask the State Department to reveal records about China’s alleged organ transplant abuses.

China acknowledges that there are ethical problems with the use of organs from executed prisoners.

New rules will seek to limit the use of transplant organs to those sourced from a voluntary register.

Milton Osborne discusses China's influence on its southern neighbors along the Mekong River.

Substandard procedures in local clinics may have led to an increase in Chinese hepatitis C cases.

Canada and 43 other countries want access to Xinjiang for the UN human rights chief.

The Chinese government uses a variety of techniques to repress Uyghurs who live abroad.

Authorities in Vietnam stop unsanctioned Buddhist monks from distributing food to veterans.

Human Rights Office for Southeast Asia also seeks an investigation into torture allegations.

The U.N. Human Rights Council hears conflicting accounts from Hanoi and its critics.

They call on the government to release Tran Thi Nga, who was sentenced to nine years’ imprisonment and five years’ house arrest for ‘conducting anti-state ...

Nguyen Dang Minh Man’s mother hopes for her release, but doubts that her daughter will be allowed to stay in the country.

Committee also concerned about Hanoi’s excessive use of the death penalty

Rights group says details of crackdown on Hmong protests are being swept under the carpet.

Residents downstream say water released during heavy rains will flood the area, destroying their homes.

Nguyen Van Oi must now serve his full term after allegedly violating the terms of his probation after an earlier conviction.

Truong Duy Nhat spoke during the hearing and disclosed that he was spirited from Thailand to Vietnam through Laos.

Nguyen Van Tuc, a member of the Brotherhood for Democracy, had criticized the government in writings online.

Can Thi Theu must now serve 20 months for protesting eviction from her family farm, the court says.

Authorities block them from leaving the country ahead of Vietnam's Universal Periodic Review in Geneva, a rights group says.

Diplomats in Geneva call on Vietnam to respect freedom of expression.

Activists say they're doubtful of assurances made at the country's Universal Periodic Review.

Ambassador Ted Osius calls the recent arrest and harassment of bloggers and rights activists ‘a disturbing trend.’

Phan Thi Dao has been in jail since her arrest in April 2017.

They tell the US envoy in Hanoi that they are seriously concerned about William Nguyen’s arrest at a protest and his treatment in police custody.