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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.

The move by censors comes after the demise of Shanghai Pride last year, and amid a changing political climate for comrade culture.

Prisoners at Chi Hoa Prison were angry over the spread of COVID-19. The Ho Chi Minh City Health Department reported 81 coronavirus cases among staff and ...

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has videoconference with Uyghurs previously detained in internment camps.

The court says two students were seen throwing molotov cocktails and bricks, while police failed to prove that the other two were at the scene.

The government plans to give sweeping, 'police-like' powers to a new privacy regulator, an industry group says.

"About 70 percent of the educated professionals like those in the medical and engineering fields are not supporting the coup," says Captain Surgeon Min Maung ...

Citizens say living people should be a priority for Prime Minister Hun Sen’s government.

Oxygen is now ‘scarcer than gold’ as supplies dwindle and demand climbs with each severe case.

The 86-year-old Dalai Lama says the well-wishers' words "encourage me to live as long as I can.”

Myanmar’s military government has reported more than 160,000 cases and more than 3,400 deaths since the pandemic began early last year.

The COVID-19 pandemic has fueled the sales of illicit drugs, helping to develop new markets.

Tuesday’s twice-weekly hearing goes ahead as planned for the 76-year-old leader.

Do Nam Trung had taken part in social protest movements and had spoken out against official corruption in his writings on social media.

Violence by Myanmar’s security forces continues, though, and no ASEAN envoy to Myanmar has been appointed.

City leader Carrie Lam calls on teachers, parents, and church leaders to monitor young people's behavior and report them to police if necessary.

Officials say they will keep on fining couples for third pregnancies until the law formally changes.

The ruling Chinese Communist Party is targeting overseas-listed firms for investigations, analysts say.

Pang Jian had written about forced evictions, as well as documenting the Catholic community in his home province.

Veteran Chinese journalist Ling Cangzhou says any difference between Hong Kong and other Chinese cities will disappear.

The city's national security police will be investigating the attack, after which Leung Kin-fai killed himself.

The need for good jobs lures young Lao women and girls into trafficking schemes despite government campaigns aimed at ending the trade.