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In this video—never before released publicly—Muriel Southerland remembers life in Beijing during the historic events of May and June 1989.

The two men, both 21, began work at a Chinese-owned farm in southern Laos in July, and left after receiving no pay in September.

Defendants have been prevented from seeing case files, with some saying they have been denied access to legal representation in the closed-door hearing.

Kurbanjan Abdukerim had lost more than 100 pounds while detained over a three-year period.

The timber, harvested illegally years ago and hidden in the forest, is being mixed with timber from trees felled in a 2018 flood and dam disaster, sources say.

All six were relatives of Kurbanjan Abdukerim, who died last week after being released from detention.

A survivor told BenarNews that his wife and four children were missing at sea.

Police say they will go ahead with a probe into the group's members, activities, and sources of funding regardless.

State media say the US' withdrawal of troops was 'irresponsible,' and rule out the possibility of Chinese military involvement.

Chinese police have been conducting random inspections of Tibetans in Yushu since July, searching especially for politically sensitive content carried on ...

The public healthcare sector is losing doctors and nurses to emigration and private-sector recruiters.

Unable to support themselves at their assigned jobs, workers are seeking greener pastures.

Preschoolers are allowed brief video chats with their parents while under strict monitoring.

Recent US contacts with Tibet's exile government show that President Joe Biden is delivering on his campaign promises regarding Tibet, one expert says.

The military has arrested more than 300 party members, including 98 lawmakers, since February.

Debts are tied mainly to the development of infrastructure projects, with money owed to lenders in China and other nearby countries.

A German rights activist calls for greater transparency over which universities accept Chinese government money, and on what terms.

If the Anti-Foreign Sanctions Law is added to the city's laws, foreign financial institutions could leave, an economist warns.

There is fear Kabul will help China “identify Uyghurs and have them deported back to China,” says a U.S. scholar.

Many of the students are members of the Karenni ethnic group, who fled violent clashes between local militias and junta forces that erupted in eastern ...

Chief executive Carrie Lam also calls on civil organizations to disband if they cross political "red lines" laid down by Beijing.

U.S. Senator urges State Department not to ignore human rights in talks with Vietnam.

With cross-border trade on hold, many traders have taken up part time jobs to support themselves.

The literature, film, music, and theater lost luminaries because of inadequate medical care amid a third wave of the coronavirus.

Students are attending classes while local schools remain closed due to armed conflict and the COVID-19 pandemic.

The ethnic army says it will do whatever it takes to beat the junta and form a federal union.

Citizens tell RFA that they like efforts to curb wasteful practices.

Dan Southerland recalls efforts to get helpers out of Saigon ahead of Viet Cong forces.

An interpreter proposed by the Chinese Embassy is expected to arrive next month, lawyer says.

Comments expressing support for the armed movement spark angry responses from other netizens.