Search results 31534 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Families of Myanmar’s death row inmates live in fear of execution 2022-08-04 The junta’s hanging of 4 democracy activists last week suggests more executions to come. Court of Appeal reduces journalist’s prison term by 18 months 2022-08-04 Nguyen Hoai Nam was sentenced for ‘abusing the rights to freedom and democracy.' Three Hanoi-based activists appeal their sentences this month 2022-08-05 "I have no hope for the upcoming appeal hearing," said the wife of one protester. USS Ronald Reagan strike group monitoring China's military exercises off Taiwan 2022-08-05 U.S. National Security Spokesman John Kirby accuses Beijing of overreacting to Pelosi's visit to the island. Five militia members killed in accidental mine explosion 2022-08-05 Another PDF member was injured as the men tried to plant the mine on a road being used by junta forces 'We never expected that after all that, there would be such a cruel outcome' 2022-08-05 Zhang Yiran calls on Chinese authorities to undo a 'cruel' prison sentence handed to her father, the poet Lu Yang. Chinese military jets scramble over Taiwan Strait 2022-08-05 China demonstrated its outrage over U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan this week with a burst of military drills around the ... China ends live-fire missile testing near Taiwan early amid protests from Japan, US 2022-08-05 The missile launches lasted less than three hours, sparking nationalistic disappointment on social media. Refugee camps short of food, medicine in Myanmar’s Kayah state 2022-08-05 Junta troops are blocking shipments of humanitarian supplies to the region. Cambodian ex-lawmaker was refused EU passport by Malta 2022-08-05 For the 'Khmer riche' a European travel document is a prized accessory, but at least one power couple was rebuffed. Hundreds killed, thousands forced to flee since coup in Myanmar Tanintharyi region 2022-08-05 Violence has risen sharply in the southern region since the start of the year, a research group says. A son rises in the East 2022-08-05 Rail freight service between China and North Korea to resume in days 2022-08-05 North Korea’s economy depends on supplies from China shipped along the railway. Xinjiang officials use China’s anti-crime campaign to target ‘disloyal’ Uyghurs 2022-08-05 The operation focuses on those deemed ‘religious extremists,’ ‘separatists,’ ‘terrorists’ and ‘two-faced persons.’ China’s military exercises near Taiwan continue as drones fly over Kinmen islands 2022-08-06 An aircraft group with a nuclear-powered submarine is set to take part in the drills. Japanese VTuber, a virtual anime pop idol and show host, sets Taiwan alight 2022-08-06 Some devoted fans of Momosuze Nene say they spent a chunk of their monthly income to 'sponsor' the character. Play it loud: The return of Hanoi’s loudspeakers speaks volumes 2022-08-07 Resurrecting old habits of information control reflects insecurities in the ruling party US seeks to dial down tension over Taiwan Strait 2022-08-06 In Manila, Blinken called China’s halting of cooperation with the U.S. ‘irresponsible.’ Academic Freedom on The Wane in Hong Kong, One Year After Security Law 2021-07-12 Officials are increasingly calling on students and teachers to inform on each other over comments banned under the draconian law. Lawyer Urges New Legal Case 5 Years after Landmark South China Sea Ruling 2021-07-12 From the beginning, Beijing announced that it would not accept nor participate in the arbitration. China Moves to Dampen Speculation in School District Residential Properties 2021-07-12 The ruling CCP is targeting property prices in sought-after school districts in a bid to encourage couples to have more children. Cambodia Deploys Tight Security at Site Where Government Critic Murdered Five Years Ago 2021-07-12 Kem Ley was a harsh critic of strongman Hun Sen’s regime. He was gunned down in broad daylight at a Phnom Penh gas station. Local Governments in China Slash Civil Service, Teacher Bonuses 2021-07-12 The move reflects a yawning gap between revenue and expenditure in everywhere but Shanghai, analysts say. home.html 2015-04-09 home.html Chinese Police Detain 'Dozens' in Shoe Factory Dispute 2014-04-18 Workers say the state-run union does little to protect their rights and interests. Villagers Struggle With Police in Chinas Taishi Village 2005-12-23 China Envoy Visits Amid Calls to 'Respect Taiwan's Democracy' 2014-06-26 The ministerial-level official lands just weeks after the student-led "Sunflower Revolution." Group Calls for Tan's Release 2010-03-03 A writer's group calls for the release of a Chinese activist. Tibet Rights Reach ‘New Low’ 2013-01-17 An exile group urges China to protect human rights for Tibetans. China Sets Up Nationwide Internet Monitoring System 2003-11-13 Previous 30 items 1 ... 1018 1019 1020 1021 1022 1023 1024 ... 1052 Next 30 items
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