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People wonder why they must venerate Kim Jong Il when they cannot afford food.

The three North Korean military intelligence operatives had hacked and defrauded victims around the world, a U.S. Justice Department indictment released on ...

Local residents say China has far-reaching military, economic and political interests in the country, as protests continue following the Feb. 1 coup.

Supporters said it was harder to get a pass for the public gallery than in cases not brought under the national security law.

Le Anh Hung is being held in psychiatric care as a 'political case,' a hospital official tells friends who attempt to visit.

Authorities ‘secretly’ buried at least one body amidst public anger over the program.

UN refugee officials have been denied access to those set to be deported, and can't determine their status or eligibility for international protection.

Dozens of groups say the proposed system will eliminate freedom of speech and privacy for netizens.

Reporters warn of ‘payback’ from army for coup coverage, but protesters continue to rally.

Citizens agree, but are skeptical of General Secretary Thongloun Sisolith’s anti-corruption stance.

"Australia has become the number one destination for Cambodia's thugs. And ... the favorite place for the corrupt elite of Hun Sen’s gangster regime, his ...

Hundreds of thousands of Cambodians are believed to be working in Thailand, many of them undocumented.

Aussie Government ‘Pathetic’ On Cambodian Dirty Money, Lawmaker Tells RFA Julian Hills interview

The government wants forcible integration to serve its vision of 'ethnic unity' and the 'sinicization' of religion, analysts say.

Radio Television Hong Kong is losing its editorial independence with the publication of a government review, journalists' groups say.

The admission comes days after the PLA withdrew 10,000 troops from the area where the clashes took place.

The U.S. Department of Justice charged three North Korean military intelligence operatives with attempting the cybertheft of $1.3 billion from banks and ...

Amelia Pang talks about forced labor in the region and how to hold China accountable.

Riparian communities say they can’t grow certain crops, while fish stocks have been decimated.

Bouakham Thippavong and Saithong Keoduangdy had drawn attention to government corruption, calling on national leaders to provide a better example for the ...

Mya Thwe Thwe Khaing is the first protester to die, even as authorities use increasingly violent tactics to quash mass protests nationwide.

One group of deposed lawmakers calls fallen grocery worker Mya Thwe Thwe Khaing a martyr.

Banking Delays and low cash supplies spell economic trouble, analysts say.

Independent journalists in Vietnam predict stricter controls over political dissent and a tighter management of articles about Vietnam's politically sensitive ...

Riot police fired rubber and live bullets at a crowd protecting government shipyard workers from a raid in Myanmar’s second largest city.

88 Generation Students Group leader Min Ko Naing says big plans are afoot to counter the military junta.

Guo Hongwei's family warned as early as 2019 that he was likely to be 'bullied to death' in prison.

Teaching materials ignore the arrests of dozens of peaceful dissidents and pro-democracy lawmakers under the law.

Stora Enso’s decision came amid increased action on the issue of Uyghur forced labor across the globe.

Thongloun Sisoulith wants the public to call out police abuse, just not on Facebook.