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Authorities Down Websites Following Death 2011-10-28

Chinese authorities shutter ethnic Mongolian websites after a herder is killed defending his land.

Officials Blamed for Tax Riots 2011-10-28

Local authorities in China squeeze textile workers for extra 'fees.'

Time Frame for Talks 2011-10-27

In her latest weekly conversation with listeners, Aung San Suu Ki elaborates on her policy of negotiations with the government.

Police Break Up Rare Protest 2011-10-27

Burmese authorities detain a rights lawyer representing farmers in a land grab case.

Call For End To 'Psychiatric' Detention 2011-10-27

The Chinese government wants only qualified practitioners to determine whether or not a person is mentally ill.

Another Mass Fainting at Factory 2011-10-27

Cambodian textile workers faint on the job for the second time in days.

Another Mass Fainting at Factory 2011-10-27

Cambodian textile workers faint on the job for the second time in days.

Beijing Woman Wins Nomination 2011-10-27

The politician becomes the first independent candidate nominated for elections in China's capital.

Tibet Government Building Bombed 2011-10-27

The blast comes amid widening protests against Chinese rule.

Concern Over Possible Crackdown 2011-10-26

Tension grips a Tibetan monastery following the latest self-immolation.

Tribunal Defendant Refuses To Testify 2011-10-26

A top-ranking ex-Khmer Rouge official will not take the stand at a Cambodian war tribunal.

Tribunal Defendant Refuses To Testify 2011-10-26

A top-ranking ex-Khmer Rouge official will not take the stand at a Cambodian war tribunal.

Tighter Grip on Social Media 2011-10-26

China plans new measures to limit online criticism.

Standoff in Activist's Village 2011-10-26

Supporters of a Chinese rights lawyer under house arrest clash with area police.

Calls to Free Student Leaders 2011-10-25

On the 12th anniversary of the suppression of student protests in Laos, rights groups demand the release of all political prisoners.

US Envoy Meets ‘The Lady’ 2011-10-25

The U.S. envoy travels to Burma for a second time amidst signs of reform in the country.

Electric Batons Used on Activists 2011-10-25

An independent Chinese candidate is harassed by police and made to miss a nomination deadline.

Sichuan Monk Sets Self Ablaze 2011-10-25

He calls for unity against Chinese rule before self-immolating.

Group Charges Cover-Up 2011-10-24

The latest death of a herdsman in Inner Mongolia highlights an unending grassland destruction crisis.

Legal Team Claims Official Interference 2011-10-24

Lawyers bring a lawsuit against Cambodia’s government for obstructing a Khmer Rouge tribunal.

Legal Team Claims Official Interference 2011-10-24

Lawyers bring a lawsuit against Cambodia’s government for obstructing a Khmer Rouge tribunal.

Mass Fainting In Garment Factory 2011-10-24

Cambodian workers are treated after feeling ill on the job.

Mass Fainting In Garment Factory 2011-10-24

Cambodian workers are treated after feeling ill on the job.

Doubts Rise over Missing Data 2011-10-24

Concerns grow over China's energy goals.

Herdsman Killed by Truck 2011-10-23

In China's restive Inner Mongolia, another herdsman is run over.

Will Suu Kyi Accept Government Post? 2011-10-23

In her latest weekly conversation with listeners, Aung San Suu Kyi is asked about any possibility of her being given a government position.

Taiwan To Host Ai Weiwei Show 2011-10-22

The move is likely to ruffle feathers in Beijing.

North Korea Faces Bleak Reform Prospects 2011-10-22

The Kim regime is bent on maintaining its grip on power, making reforms difficult.

Tibetan Values Movement Spreads 2011-10-21

Buddhist monasteries in Tibet are increasingly becoming centers of ethnic identity.

Candidates Pressured Ahead Of Poll 2011-10-21

Chinese authorities try to prevent non-Party candidates from seeking local office.

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