China’s Cultural Revolution
Oct 02, 2009
China's 60 years of Communist Rule: Chairman Mao Zedong launched the Cultural Revolution in 1966 to purge the Communist Party and regain personal control of ...
What Future for Tibet?
Mar 09, 2009
DHARAMSALA, India: Tibetans pray for the long life of their spiritual leader the Dalai Lama and worry about a future without him.
The Dalai Lama Visits Washington
Feb 21, 2014
The exiled Tibetan spiritual leader meets with President Obama and speaks to a policy research group and Washington-area Tibetans.
Tibetans Celebrate
Jul 08, 2015
From Los Angeles to Dharamsala, India, and Kathmandu, Nepal, thousands of Tibetans celebrated their religious leader's 80th birthday.
Dalai Lama Visits D.C.
Oct 09, 2009
The Tibetan spiritual leader meets with top U.S. lawmakers but not with President Obama, who will go to China in November.
Cambodia Worker Strikes Turn Deadly
Jan 03, 2014
Police open fire on striking garment workers at an industrial park in Phnom Penh on Jan. 3, 2014, killing at least four people and injuring dozens. Rights ...
Anger Over Night Demolitions
Nov 12, 2008
Residents of a workers' apartment building belonging to a state-owned company in southwest China are reeling after their homes were demolished in the middle of ...
Part 1: The Headwaters
Jul 15, 2011
Farmers employ heavy doses of fertilizers and pesticides when growing fruit trees. The chemical run-off has helped contaminate the Dong River.
Part 3: A Flood as High as Man
Jul 27, 2011
With an eco-system transformed by uncontrolled mining, locals are first to pay the price of China's race to export rare earth metals.
Part 5: How Black is the Dragon?
Aug 18, 2011
A river that was once a primary source of drinking water for Hong Kong has become so polluted that it is now nicknamed “Black Dragon River.”
Part 6:Blue Jean Blues
Aug 31, 2011
The town of Xintang has earned the title “blue jeans capital.” But local jeans production has come at a huge environmental cost.
Duch Denies Murder Accusations
May 04, 2009
Former Khmer Rouge prison chief Duch denies killing several inmates with his own hands at his landmark international tribunal in Phnom Penh.
Local Elections: Gains for the Opposition
May 20, 2014
Political opposition to the Hun Sen regime in Cambodia registered significant gains in provincial, municipal, and district council elections on May 18. ...
Ban on Marching for the Environment
Jun 06, 2014
In Cambodia, even a call to protect the environment is perceived as a political threat. Forest activists and NGOs were banned from marching in Phnom Penh on ...
The Fanya Incident
Dec 20, 2016
Infographic data on the corruption in the Yunnan Kunming Fanya Nonferrous Metal Exchange, or Fanya, the first exchange platform for non-ferrous metal in China.
Flooding Hits Southeast Asia
Oct 03, 2013
In recent weeks residents living in coastal areas or along rivers in Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam have seen heavy rains and storms that left their ...
Fenced-in Freedom
Apr 30, 2014
Cambodian authorities have rejected a request from 20 unions to assemble in Phnom Penh. The unions wanted to celebrate International Labor Day at Freedom Park ...
Clean Water Doesn't Come Easy
Mar 21, 2013
In spite of U.N. Millennium Goals, many around the world find it difficult to access clean water. Keeping safe from contamination often means long treks with ...
Grace Wang on Cyber-Clashes
Aug 19, 2009
Duke University student Grace Wang tried to mediate between clashing Chinese and Tibetan fellow students in 2008 and paid dearly for it, drawing insults and ...
AIDS concern in Asia
Dec 03, 2010
The number of AIDS deaths in Asia may have stabilized but there are no indications of a decline in the prevalence of the deadly disease.
Human trafficking in Vietnam
Dec 07, 2010
Smuggling of people has emerged as a serious problem In Vietnam, with most of the victims trafficked to China and other neighboring countries such as Cambodia ...