Search results 29009 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Home Cambodia China Laos North Korea Tibet Myanmar Uyghur Vietnam Cartoons Special Reports Multimedia To prevent escapes, North Korea confiscates passports of officials sent abroad Apr 13, 2022 Normally trusted by their superiors, the officials are now in the same boat as the workers in their charge. ‘Middle Way’ approach for Tibet not just about politics: Dalai Lama Apr 13, 2022 Meanwhile, older Tibetans must pass on their cultural knowledge to younger generations, he says. Banned Hong Kong statues to find new refuge in democratic Taiwan: rights activists Apr 13, 2022 A statue of late dissident Liu Xiaobo and the Pillar of Shame massacre memorial could soon be on display again. Thai authorities release Vietnamese dissident with UN refugee status Apr 13, 2022 Chu Manh Son was being held in an immigration detention facility for not having a passport. Taiwan issues 'survival handbook' to prep for possible Chinese invasion Apr 13, 2022 The war in Ukraine has heightened concerns that Beijing may strike when the world’s focus is on Europe. Zero sense Apr 13, 2022 As Lao dam plans progress, farmers worry about compensation for lost land Apr 13, 2022 Lao officials hope the projects being built by Chinese developers will improve the country’s overall economy. Hong Kong resident held in southwest China for taking part in protests Apr 13, 2022 Tan Qiyuan, known as Nicole, has been incommunicado since entering mainland China to visit her mother in 2021. Only a few thousand tigers survive in Asia in 2022 Apr 13, 2022 Rampant poaching and unchecked habitat destruction have shrunk the tigers’ range by more than 95 percent. Myanmar Central Bank official confirmed alive after assassination attempt Apr 12, 2022 Than Than Swe was shot amid a public outcry over a new directive on foreign currency. US human rights report cites China's violations in Xinjiang, Hong Kong and Tibet Apr 12, 2022 Abuses range from arbitrary detention and torture to restrictions on freedoms and the prosecution of critics. Vietnam charges former cop for recording his traffic spat with police Apr 12, 2022 The former officer had already been sentenced to 2 years for resisting police during the incident. Lao villagers beaten, detained by soldiers in land dispute Apr 12, 2022 Families have lived in the area for decades. As North Korea’s economy struggles, disabled soldiers suffer more than most Apr 12, 2022 The state calls them ‘honorable soldiers’ for their sacrifices but does not have the resources to support them. Shanghai extends citywide lockdown after Beijing steps up pressure over zero-COVID Apr 12, 2022 Vice premier Sun Chunlan 'rushes' to the city as municipal officials promise greater freedom of movement. Hong Kong police are ‘weaponizing’ the law against outspoken media mogul: lawyers Apr 12, 2022 Jimmy Lai’s international legal team call on the United Nations to investigate repeated criminal prosecutions. Myanmar’s military reportedly suffers heaviest casualties since coup Apr 11, 2022 Troops attempted to take the town of Lay Kay Kaw in Kayin state but were held off by anti-junta forces. North Korea appears to be rebuilding tunnels at closed nuclear testing facility Apr 11, 2022 People living nearby have seen soldiers guarding debris taken from the site. Relatives of detained Uyghurs forced to work in Xinjiang factories Apr 11, 2022 Chinese officials allegedly pay workers a pittance to make gloves, socks and other apparel. Malaysian Police arrest fugitive allegedly close to US-sanctioned Chinese triad boss Apr 11, 2022 Nicky Liow Soon Hee, who faces 26 counts of money laundering, was finally caught after a year on the run. Thai authorities detain Vietnamese dissident with UN refugee status Apr 11, 2022 Chu Manh Son was arrested when he could not produce his passport. Seriously ill patients die after being denied hospital care in Shanghai lockdown Apr 11, 2022 Dialysis and chemotherapy patients are among the hardest hit, as hospitals are hampered by staff shortages. Vietnamese girl’s 1940 birth certificate could support Paracels sovereignty claim Apr 11, 2022 The document may serve as a historical evidence of physical acts of administration on the islands. Hong Kong police arrest senior journalist, radio host on colonial 'sedition' charge Apr 11, 2022 The move comes as Beijing's anointed candidate and former security chief launches his bid for the city's top job. Wealthy North Koreans refuse loans to farms after government cancels farm debt Apr 11, 2022 Farms are still expected to be ‘self-reliant,’ despite losing the key line of credit. Uyghurs in exile grapple with discussing genocide in Xinjiang with their children Apr 10, 2022 Adults have not been able to fully shield their children from the emotional suffering of ongoing atrocities. Under junta scrutiny, Myanmar HIV clinic and orphanage at risk of closure Apr 09, 2022 Donations have dried up after authorities targeted the center’s founder, a deposed former lawmaker. Myanmar HIV shelter slideshow Apr 08, 2022 Myanmar HIV shelter slideshow Junta forces kill 7 in Saigang village, torch hundreds of homes Apr 08, 2022 Sources say raid was retribution for an attack by anti-junta paramilitaries. 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Search results 29009 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Home Cambodia China Laos North Korea Tibet Myanmar Uyghur Vietnam Cartoons Special Reports Multimedia To prevent escapes, North Korea confiscates passports of officials sent abroad Apr 13, 2022 Normally trusted by their superiors, the officials are now in the same boat as the workers in their charge. ‘Middle Way’ approach for Tibet not just about politics: Dalai Lama Apr 13, 2022 Meanwhile, older Tibetans must pass on their cultural knowledge to younger generations, he says. Banned Hong Kong statues to find new refuge in democratic Taiwan: rights activists Apr 13, 2022 A statue of late dissident Liu Xiaobo and the Pillar of Shame massacre memorial could soon be on display again. Thai authorities release Vietnamese dissident with UN refugee status Apr 13, 2022 Chu Manh Son was being held in an immigration detention facility for not having a passport. Taiwan issues 'survival handbook' to prep for possible Chinese invasion Apr 13, 2022 The war in Ukraine has heightened concerns that Beijing may strike when the world’s focus is on Europe. Zero sense Apr 13, 2022 As Lao dam plans progress, farmers worry about compensation for lost land Apr 13, 2022 Lao officials hope the projects being built by Chinese developers will improve the country’s overall economy. Hong Kong resident held in southwest China for taking part in protests Apr 13, 2022 Tan Qiyuan, known as Nicole, has been incommunicado since entering mainland China to visit her mother in 2021. Only a few thousand tigers survive in Asia in 2022 Apr 13, 2022 Rampant poaching and unchecked habitat destruction have shrunk the tigers’ range by more than 95 percent. Myanmar Central Bank official confirmed alive after assassination attempt Apr 12, 2022 Than Than Swe was shot amid a public outcry over a new directive on foreign currency. US human rights report cites China's violations in Xinjiang, Hong Kong and Tibet Apr 12, 2022 Abuses range from arbitrary detention and torture to restrictions on freedoms and the prosecution of critics. Vietnam charges former cop for recording his traffic spat with police Apr 12, 2022 The former officer had already been sentenced to 2 years for resisting police during the incident. Lao villagers beaten, detained by soldiers in land dispute Apr 12, 2022 Families have lived in the area for decades. As North Korea’s economy struggles, disabled soldiers suffer more than most Apr 12, 2022 The state calls them ‘honorable soldiers’ for their sacrifices but does not have the resources to support them. Shanghai extends citywide lockdown after Beijing steps up pressure over zero-COVID Apr 12, 2022 Vice premier Sun Chunlan 'rushes' to the city as municipal officials promise greater freedom of movement. Hong Kong police are ‘weaponizing’ the law against outspoken media mogul: lawyers Apr 12, 2022 Jimmy Lai’s international legal team call on the United Nations to investigate repeated criminal prosecutions. Myanmar’s military reportedly suffers heaviest casualties since coup Apr 11, 2022 Troops attempted to take the town of Lay Kay Kaw in Kayin state but were held off by anti-junta forces. North Korea appears to be rebuilding tunnels at closed nuclear testing facility Apr 11, 2022 People living nearby have seen soldiers guarding debris taken from the site. Relatives of detained Uyghurs forced to work in Xinjiang factories Apr 11, 2022 Chinese officials allegedly pay workers a pittance to make gloves, socks and other apparel. Malaysian Police arrest fugitive allegedly close to US-sanctioned Chinese triad boss Apr 11, 2022 Nicky Liow Soon Hee, who faces 26 counts of money laundering, was finally caught after a year on the run. Thai authorities detain Vietnamese dissident with UN refugee status Apr 11, 2022 Chu Manh Son was arrested when he could not produce his passport. Seriously ill patients die after being denied hospital care in Shanghai lockdown Apr 11, 2022 Dialysis and chemotherapy patients are among the hardest hit, as hospitals are hampered by staff shortages. Vietnamese girl’s 1940 birth certificate could support Paracels sovereignty claim Apr 11, 2022 The document may serve as a historical evidence of physical acts of administration on the islands. Hong Kong police arrest senior journalist, radio host on colonial 'sedition' charge Apr 11, 2022 The move comes as Beijing's anointed candidate and former security chief launches his bid for the city's top job. Wealthy North Koreans refuse loans to farms after government cancels farm debt Apr 11, 2022 Farms are still expected to be ‘self-reliant,’ despite losing the key line of credit. Uyghurs in exile grapple with discussing genocide in Xinjiang with their children Apr 10, 2022 Adults have not been able to fully shield their children from the emotional suffering of ongoing atrocities. Under junta scrutiny, Myanmar HIV clinic and orphanage at risk of closure Apr 09, 2022 Donations have dried up after authorities targeted the center’s founder, a deposed former lawmaker. Myanmar HIV shelter slideshow Apr 08, 2022 Myanmar HIV shelter slideshow Junta forces kill 7 in Saigang village, torch hundreds of homes Apr 08, 2022 Sources say raid was retribution for an attack by anti-junta paramilitaries. Vietnam’s vote for Russia on UN council could damage campaign to lead it Apr 08, 2022 ‘Any country’ opposing the invasion of Ukraine will not support Vietnam, analyst says Previous 30 items 1 ... 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 ... 967 Next 30 items
