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Sichuan Petitioners Get Rare Visit 2011-09-20

A high-level official tells Chinese quake victims he will provide them with housing and compensation.

‘Worth a Thousand Words’ 2011-09-20

A Uyghur factory worker risks her freedom to expose ethnic discrimination in China.

Vaccine Linked to Death, Illnesses 2011-09-20

China's pharmaceutical industry is lucrative, but poorly regulated.

'I'm Not Being Made Use Of' 2011-09-19

In her latest weekly conversation with listeners, Aung San Suu Ky says her talks with the Burmese government are in the interest of the country.

Pushing for Dam Construction 2011-09-19

Laos says a new report will convince its neighbors to give a green light to the contentious dam project.

Village Official Dies in Detention 2011-09-19

His family thinks he was beaten to death.

Firm Pledges Clean-up After Riots 2011-09-19

A solar panel maker in eastern China issues an apology for polluting the local environment.

Chen Supporters Attacked 2011-09-19

Thugs block access to blind Chinese rights lawyer and his family.

China Study Eyes Carbon Tax 2011-09-19

Climate curbs have minimal impact on GDP, report says.

Police Detain Election Hopefuls 2011-09-16

China cracks down on would-be 'independent' candidates for parliament.

Clash Over Demolitions 2011-09-16

Villagers in Cambodia’s capital square off with police at a development site.

Clash Over Demolitions 2011-09-16

Villagers in Cambodia’s capital square off with police at a development site.

Factories Shut Over Lead Fears 2011-09-16

But Chinese officials say the move is only temporary.

Part 7: Stinking but "Suitable for Use" 2011-09-16

Proper water treatment has not kept pace with construction in Shenzhen.

Asia's Diminishing Dividend 2011-09-15

China leads an uphill battle to cope with unprecedented demographic changes in the region.

Deportees' Whereabouts Unknown 2011-09-15

Chinese authorities remain mum over Uyghurs repatriated from Malaysia.

Pastor Freed, Others Still Held 2011-09-15

Chinese authorities pressure Protestant Christians to register with state-controlled churches.

Training Online PR Teams 2011-09-15

Chinese officials are educating propagandists on how to steer online discourse.

Four Sentenced to Death 2011-09-14

Courts in Xinjiang sentence four Uyghurs to die for their alleged role in bloody attacks.

Police Detain Embassy Protesters 2011-09-14

Chinese officials are fearful about anyone approaching foreign diplomatic missions.

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.

Shanghai Parents Battle Pollution 2011-09-14

Residents of China's largest city say waste from a battery plant is making them sick.

Vietnam Excluded From Blacklist 2011-09-13

It is a "glaring" omission, says an independent commission.

Petitioners Share Grief During Holiday 2011-09-13

Homeless petitioners gather in Shanghai during China’s Mid-Autumn Festival.

US to Maintain Sanctions 2011-09-13

Washington will not lift restrictions until Burma makes concrete democratic reforms.

Concerns Over Writer's Mental Health 2011-09-13

He is freed after his disappearance in February sparked torture concerns.

Guangdong Rights Lawyer Released 2011-09-13

Chinese lawyer had spoken out for other activists and helped villagers fight corruption.

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.

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