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Chinese factory employees say they are owed back pay.

Authorities in Vietnam are investigating a reporter for allegedly paying a bribe.

There is rising concern in Beijing over Western influence among officials.

Cambodian authorities hold nearly a dozen villagers following a standoff in the capital.

Cambodian authorities hold nearly a dozen villagers following a standoff in the capital.

Protesters in a southern Chinese township block a road for more than a week and confront police.

Ethnic minority members in a southern Chinese province complain copper mining operations are damaging homes and farms.

Five children remain detained in a village in China's Xinjiang region five days after a fight between police and ethnic Uyghurs.

Protesters challenge armed police to open fire during a demonstration in a central Chinese city.

New concerns arise in a Chinese rebellious village after violent protests last month led to unusual government concessions.

Beijing improves monitoring but delays results until 2016.

Developments in North Korea, Burma, and China are expected to dominate the East Asia scene this year.

Women and children were among a group of Uyghurs confronted by authorities while fleeing China.

China's human rights record could worsen in 2012, activists say.

Vietnam sends two activists to prison for ‘anti-government propaganda.’

A Uyghur woman says that local Han Chinese officials won’t investigate her case.

Report comes late and does little to assuage massive popular anger over the handling of the disaster.

They say Chinese authorities targeted them for fighting evictions ahead of the 2008 Olympics.

Exile Uyghur group questions accuracy of official Chinese version of events.

Cambodia agrees to wait until the government and non-governmental organizations agree on the controversial rules.

Cambodia agrees to wait until the government and non-governmental organizations agree on the controversial rules.

A businessman with ties to Cambodia’s government may be using land concessions to cut timber.

A businessman with ties to Cambodia’s government may be using land concessions to cut timber.

The North Korean dictator's funeral procession provides early signs of who will guide his son's rise to power.

They hope to win compensation from Chinese authorities for the loss of their loved ones.

The case highlights China's use of psychiatric wards to silence dissent.

The action comes after he eyed nomination in forthcoming elections to district-level legislative bodies.

The security checks are believed to be part of a 100-day 'strike hard' anti-terror campaign in Xinjiang.

Chinese authorities throw an ex-monk into jail for leading protests against Beijing's rule in Tibet in 2008.

A Chinese police raid on a religious gathering follows the detention of unofficial "house" church members across the country.