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An analyst says the military could be trying to root out resistance or enrich its leaders.

Officials are worried they could get in trouble for using up food, medicine and other supplies during the pandemic.

Rizwangul NurMuhammad was heckled for mentioning her imprisoned brother in Xinjiang.

A journalists' association says NowTV's statement following criticism in the pro-Beijing press was 'regrettable.'

The warning follows reports that Moscow had asked Beijing for assistance, including supplies.

Yaxue Cao of China Change talks about her recent documentary about China's human rights attorneys.

Locals and activists say the projects will have several negative cultural and environmental impacts.

The event was to raise money for people whose lives have been upturned by Russia’s invasion.

Members of an upstart opposition party have been intimidated, harassed, even arrested.

As the world faces war, pandemic and economic uncertainty, RFA marks the International Day of Happiness by asking people in Asia’s cities to speak about ...

The border area special economic zone is ‘full of lies,’ one rescued woman says.

Millions have viewed videos of Russian strikes on YouTube and Instagram, social media monitor says.

Boh Thanmani said no killings were ordered, and vowed to accept responsibility if found accountable.

Activists warn more outages will cost jobs amid economic misery and political turmoil.

Farms are still expected to be ‘self-reliant,’ despite losing the key line of credit.

The move comes as Beijing's anointed candidate and former security chief launches his bid for the city's top job.

The document may serve as a historical evidence of physical acts of administration on the islands.

Dialysis and chemotherapy patients are among the hardest hit, as hospitals are hampered by staff shortages.

Chu Manh Son was arrested when he could not produce his passport.

Chinese officials allegedly pay workers a pittance to make gloves, socks and other apparel.

Nicky Liow Soon Hee, who faces 26 counts of money laundering, was finally caught after a year on the run.

People living nearby have seen soldiers guarding debris taken from the site.

Troops attempted to take the town of Lay Kay Kaw in Kayin state but were held off by anti-junta forces.

Jimmy Lai’s international legal team call on the United Nations to investigate repeated criminal prosecutions.

Families have lived in the area for decades.

The state calls them ‘honorable soldiers’ for their sacrifices but does not have the resources to support them.

The former officer had already been sentenced to 2 years for resisting police during the incident.

Abuses range from arbitrary detention and torture to restrictions on freedoms and the prosecution of critics.

Than Than Swe was shot amid a public outcry over a new directive on foreign currency.