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Chinese authorities detain a monk who helped produce a film describing Tibetans' lives under Beijing's rule.

Pressure eases on world oil prices.

A Tibetan traditional artist self-immolates and dies, sparking huge protests against Chinese rule.

The group says China is seeking to isolate Uyghurs from the international community.

The Cambodian opposition wants US President Obama to push for human rights during an expected historic visit.

The Cambodian opposition wants US President Obama to push for human rights during an expected historic visit.

The female relatives of two men detained by Chinese authorities over a land dispute describe their run in with police.

The UN human rights chief calls on China to address Tibetan grievances.

Chinese authorities detain activists amid 'stability' concerns ahead of a top leadership transition.

A Chinese court says there is 'insufficient evidence' to support the case of Chen Guangcheng's brother.

An EU export ban on chemicals used for lethal injection has put Vietnam in a quandary.

Burmese lawmakers expect the president to swiftly sign the new version of the bill into law.

A netizen is jailed after he calls for democracy ahead of China's leadership transition.

Netizens want tougher punishments after a schoolteacher who abused her pupils is detained on a misdemeanor.

Burma's President says weapons have been recovered and linked to the 'mob-style violence' in Rakhine state.

Cambodian families say a US refiner is purchasing ‘blood sugar’ from a company that seized their land.

Cambodian families say a US refiner is purchasing ‘blood sugar’ from a company that seized their land.

China's long-awaited mental health law still has "loopholes" for abuse, says a rights group.

A new report says tackling poverty will reduce poppy cultivation in Southeast Asia.

Chinese citizens face a nationwide clampdown ahead of a key meeting of the Communist Party.

The visit to the Giac Minh Pagoda in central Vietnam’s Danang is an apparent move to highlight religious freedom.

Several thousand Rakhine residents are prevented from trying to oust Muslims from a village in Burma's restive state.

An activist writer who relocated to the U.S. speaks to a recent report on Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao's family fortune.

Chinese authorities round up participants in mass protests against a plant that would produce toxic chemicals.

Vietnam sentences two musicians to up to six years for “anti-state propaganda.”

Trade is booming between China and North Korea and much of it is driven by a link between two northeastern cities.

The Chinese premier's lawyers dispute a New York Times report that his family has amassed vast wealth.

Officials in eastern China say they will suspend a plant producing toxic chemicals following mass protests.

Mines overproduce as prices plunge.

Tibetans are unrelenting in their self-immolation campaign to restore their rights.