Monk Dies After Beatings
2011-09-14
Many Tibetan monks and nuns under detention are subject to 'extrajudicial punishments,' a U.S. government report says.
US to Maintain Sanctions
2011-09-13
Washington will not lift restrictions until Burma makes concrete democratic reforms.
Seeking a Role in Libya
2011-09-13
China will assist in reconstruction after its existing agreements are honored by the new government.
'Don't Look At Problems In Isolation'
2011-09-12
In her latest weekly conversation with listeners, Aung San Suu Ky says her campaign to free political prisoners 'is not easy but worth doing.'
Work On Dam To Proceed
2011-09-12
Burmese minister comes under fire for rejecting a deluge of calls to suspend the project.
Rights Activist Detained
2011-09-12
Chinese authorities say he is being held for ‘economic fraud,’ a charge flatly dismissed by activists.
Tragedies Mar Holiday
2011-09-12
Two deadly accidents during national celebrations bring China's safety record into question.
Rights Concerns Stalk Terror Fight
2011-09-11
As the U.S. marks the 10th anniversary of the September 11 terror attacks, Asia's counter-terrorism campaign faces human rights questions.
Child Soldiers Released
2011-09-09
Burmese military officials free two young men to their families following international intervention.
Burma's New Political Dynamics
2011-09-09
The recent landmark talks between democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi and President Thein Sein may have set the pace for significant reforms but much will depend ...