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Healthcare workers are protesting or in jail, while the country’s medical supply chain is in shambles.

In Myanmar’s Khanaung village, farmers have begun plowing as the rainy season begins. They rely mainly on the seasonal monsoon to fill their paddies with water ...

Pham Chi Thanh was charged under Article 117 of Vietnam's Penal Code, a law frequently used by authorities to stifle dissident voices.

Civil society groups say they will hold ceremonies commemorating the fifth anniversary of the killing of government critic Kem Ley.

Ho Chi Minh City has seen a steady rise in infection rates – with more than 10,000 cases registered.

The move targets large numbers of Chinese and Myanmar nationals who cross the border for various reasons without papers, residents said.

A summer spike in liquefied natural gas demand may raise winter consumption of coal, analysis says.

The city's immigration and customs chiefs met the undersecretary for security for hotpot at an exclusive club in March.

China’s leading social media platform deleted dozens of accounts belonging to LGBTQ+ groups, raising concerns that the ruling Chinese Communist Party is now ...

Songs considered subversive or divisive by the ruling Chinese Communist Party will be deleted from karaoke menus under the draft regulations.

Chinese officials in Tibet pressure authorities to find and punish cases of 'political subversion' whether real or imagined, Human Rights Watch says.

The country’s shadow government plans to bring 200 cases as evidence of the need for a trial.

Malaysia is one of six Asian countries that has territorial claims in the South China Sea, most of which Beijing claims as its own.

Su Htet Waing was arrested with her mother and sister when authorities failed to detain her activist father.

Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, and Vietnam are all battling spikes in cases.

The Jakarta-Bandung High-Speed Railway Project has worsened air quality, clogged canals, and damaged homes of people living along the 89-mile stretch of the ...

Government labels starving people who forge bills as ‘anti-socialist traitors’ in league with the country’s enemies.

The move halts cross-border trade with China, leaving over a thousand trucks stranded on the Myanmar side.

Officials are warning that no 'fake patriots' will be allowed to run for political office in the city.

Wang Yu and Wang Quanzhang have been prevented from lodging appeals and complaints, either for themselves or for clients, since losing their licenses.

Wang Aizhong's wife says she won't keep quiet, while the wife of fellow activist Ou Biaofeng dismisses claims he wants a government-appointed lawyer.

With all of her sons whom she relied on imprisoned, San Say Aye is struggling for her own survival.

Myanmar's young will continue the fight against military rule so that future generations will not suffer as they have, marchers say.

Family members worry about prisoners’ health as 36 detainees and 45 staff test positive.

Filipino fishermen are being driven from their traditional fishing grounds by China's presence in Manila-claimed territories in the South China Sea.

They want the strongman to show sympathy for scores of jailed environmental, social, and political activists.

People say government is passing on its responsibilities to them.

Flooded farms, land grabs, and production costs are driving Lao villagers from their land to seek work in the cities.

The bloc’s collective inaction on Myanmar has put ASEAN’s legitimacy at stake, some critics say.

San San Aye’s sons are among 18 people convicted by court-martial for the coup supporter’s death. She insists her sons are innocent.