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‘China’s putting on a show for Qurban Eid under international pressure,’ says Ilshat Hassan of the World Uyghur Congress.

Two others remain in solitary confinement following sentencing in May.

Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana expects to discuss Mutual Defense Treaty when U.S. counterpart Lloyd Austin visits next week.

Attempts to establish who did exactly what on the night of July 21, 2019 have led to prosecution, or foundered amid a crackdown under the national security law.

Police make one new arrest under a draconian national security law, and revoke bail for two other former Apple Daily editors.

Local residents say the government should have had a defense and rescue plan in place.

Once the envy of their neighbors, Chinese “Hwagyo” are now starving like the poorest citizens.

Observers say the military allowed his death to occur, knowing he suffered from a medical condition.

Rights groups say the military justice system lacks sufficient transparency to deliver justice.

Declarations made at the Lhasa meeting affirm Beijing's plan to fully absorb Tibet into China, experts say.

A community of Vietnamese fishermen has been driven out of Phnom Penh. But they can’t return to Vietnam because of travel restrictions during the coronavirus ...

‘Uyghurs and other ethnic minority groups in Xinjiang are suffering genocide,’ the UK Foreign Affairs Committee says.

The two Southeast Asian nations are grappling with rising numbers of confirmed virus cases.

Sources told RFA that seven local residents are trapped in the 30-meter-deep gold mine, and authorities are trying to dig them out.

Nguyen Van Lam and Tran Hoang Minh are sentenced to nine years and five years respectively for posting and sharing articles and videos criticizing Vietnam's ...

The move comes amid concerns that top-down government directives will become the norm for Radio Television Hong Kong.

Tong Ying-kit faces life imprisonment after he rode a motorbike carrying a flag bearing a banned protest slogan.

The reason Tursunjan Nurmamat is detained and under investigation is unclear.

Sun Dawu and his relatives tell his ongoing trial about 'cruel and inhumane treatment' in incommunicado detention.

"The recent military coup is not helping the situation and instead it’s making it worse," says Zaw Wai Soe.

Incident occurred near Marie Louise Bank within Manila’s exclusive economic zone in South China Sea.

Sources say military disperses crowds lining up to buy oxygen amid severe shortage.

Washington says Beijing contracts hackers to conduct attacks like the one on Microsoft in March.

Witnesses say they are worried that the escapees will be executed.

Critics says the hopes of Aung San San Suu Kyi’s father and other slain independence figures remain unfulfilled.

Kak Sovannchhay, 16, faces charges of inciting social unrest and insulting public officials.

Authorities were returning Prum Chantha’s son to Prey Sar Prison, where he has been jailed for incitement and insulting public officials.

Government curbs on the activities of online service providers come as the ruling party forges ahead with nationalization.

Shu Lifa's wife says he lost control of his emotions after months of camping in a shipping container on the ruins of his former home.

Families race to leave ahead of a visa deadline, while businesses express concern over possible internet censorship.