Guangdong Mandates Security Cameras
Apr 03, 2009
According to a new directive from provincial police, security cameras are now compulsory in public areas, with fines for noncompliance.
New Opposition to Mine
Apr 02, 2009
A dissident Buddhist leader in Vietnam joins opposition to a planned bauxite mine.
Demolition Plan for Kashgar
Apr 02, 2009
Chinese authorities in the northwestern region of Xinjiang have plans to redevelop traditional Uyghur homes in an historic Silk Road city.
Move Sought for Admitted Torturer
Apr 01, 2009
Cambodia’s international tribunal for top Khmer Rouge officials hears arguments over whether to move the one defendant who has voiced remorse to a site away ...
Move Sought for Admitted Torturer
Apr 01, 2009
Cambodia’s international tribunal for top Khmer Rouge officials hears arguments over whether to move the one defendant who has voiced remorse to a site away ...
Ex-Khmer Rouge Leader Speaks
Mar 31, 2009
The former commandant of an infamous Khmer Rouge torture camp addresses the court and the country.
Ex-Khmer Rouge Leader Speaks
Mar 31, 2009
The former commandant of an infamous Khmer Rouge torture camp addresses the court and the country.
Businessmen Urged To Run
Mar 31, 2009
In the run-up to Burma's first elections in 20 years, the junta is urging loyal businessmen to stand as candidates.
Lead, Arsenic in Burmese Medicines
Mar 31, 2009
U.S. health officials have found lead and arsenic in traditional Burmese medications used by refugee families. Are children back in Burma also affected?
Protest Over Muslim Tombs
Mar 30, 2009
Villagers in China's southern province of Hainan are staging a round-the-clock vigil to protect the bones of their Muslim ancestors in tombs dating back to the ...
Cambodia's Day in Court
Mar 29, 2009
Five ex-leaders of the Khmer Rouge go on trial, and Cambodia's youth get a chance to learn the truth about an era kept secret for the last 30 years.
Cambodia's Day in Court
Mar 29, 2009
Five ex-leaders of the Khmer Rouge go on trial, and Cambodia's youth get a chance to learn the truth about an era kept secret for the last 30 years.
Marx Play for Crisis-Hit China
Mar 27, 2009
A Shanghai-based director plans a Broadway-style multimedia musical based on Karl Marx's political tome, 'Das Kapital.'
Cambodia Faces History
Mar 26, 2009
Thirty years after the murderous Khmer Rouge were toppled from power, Cambodians will finally see several leaders of the regime brought to justice before an ...
Helping North Koreans to Escape
Mar 26, 2009
Korean-American Mike Kim, author of 'Escaping North Korea: Defiance and Hope in the World's Most Repressive Country,' discusses how and why he put a career in ...
Hmong Sent Home, Some Flee
Mar 26, 2009
Thailand says a group of ethnic Hmong returned to Laos voluntarily, but a witness says not all were volunteers.
Uyghur Economist Silenced
Mar 26, 2009
An outspoken economist from a Chinese minority group faces "unbelievable threats and pressure" to keep quiet.
U.S. Hopes To Resume Food Aid
Mar 25, 2009
North Korea has stopped receiving U.S. food aid, but a U.S. official says it could re-start immediately.
Tibetans Stage Farm Boycott
Mar 25, 2009
Tibetan farmers in China's Sichuan province refuse to till their land in protest at Chinese crackdowns.
Netizens React to Censors
Mar 24, 2009
A subtly subversive online spoof in China prompts an apparent backlash, and netizens are angry.