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A 15-year-old is accused of leading a high profile web rape ring in Vietnam.

Chinese security personnel shadow mourners of a Tibetan monk who set himself on fire.

Two young women travel from the dumps of Cambodia to the White House.

Two young women travel from the dumps of Cambodia to the White House.

A young Tibetan's self-immolation against Chinese rule sparks protests.

Japan's atomic turmoil sparks a run on salt in China in the false belief it can guard against radiation exposure.

Rule by kings, spiritual leaders 'out of date,' says the Nobel laureate.

An open letter blames Chinese leaders for covering up blood-selling schemes.

A monk self-immolates to protest Chinese rule, sparking a wider demonstration.

Embassy staff are racing to evacuate Chinese nationals as Japan faces a potential nuclear meltdown.

A European Parliament decree won’t end China’s destruction of a Uyghur Silk Road city.

China’s well-known universities are now being designated as sites for anti-government rallies.

In a March 4 broadcast, Aung San Suu Kyi calls for a full-time UN envoy on Burma affairs and says that the string of pro-democracy protests in North Africa and ...

Chinese dissidents had been jailed for a decade for publishing essays on peaceful political reform.

The March 20 election will give new momentum to the Tibetan cause.

But monitors say radiation is blowing away from China and out to sea.

Together with North Korea and Burma, they are dubbed Internet 'enemies.'

Pro-junta groups are suspected in an attempt to discredit a Burmese exile news site.

Tibet's spiritual leader asks exile MPs to pave the way for him to give up political power.

China's leaders pledge to implement reforms at the end of an annual lawmakers' meeting.

China imposes tight security as Tibetans mark the third anniversary of regional unrest.

Five-year plan would boost GDP by 40 percent, even with slower growth rate.

Ahead of March elections, candidates debate a future Tibetan government-in-exile without the Dalai Lama’s leadership.

Chinese police seize a dissident writer, warn his wife against using Twitter.

Chinese media coverage of the biggest tremor to hit Japan is limited.

Can North Korean leader Kim Jong Il's regime be trusted with food aid?

A continued emphasis on military spending suggests a slow political transition for Burma.

On International Women's Day, 2011, Chinese women were asked about their views on the annual event, which has more than a century of history, and on what it is ...

Her counseling center provides free legal advice to thousands of women each year.

Chinese citizens brave increased security to voice their grievances during an annual lawmaking session.