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Leading Vietnamese Monk Detained, Released 2006-02-16

Hackers Bring Down Vietnam Democracy Web Site 2006-01-03

Taiwan's New President Vows 'New Era' of Democracy 2016-05-20

Beijing stops websites inside the Great Firewall from live-streaming Tsai Ing-wen's inauguration.

China Issues Arrest Warrant For Nine Uyghurs Near Mongolian Border 2015-05-08

Local sources say two or three are already in police custody, while an exile group says they were likely fleeing China.

China's Anniversary Web Crackdown 2009-09-10

Internet cafes vow to 'self regulate' in advance of a politically sensitive anniversary.

Burma: What Witnesses are Saying 2008-05-08

Witnesses in Burma have been contacting RFA Burmese service staff with heartbreaking accounts of devastation, death, and a major humanitarian crisis in the ...

Tibetan Writer Under House Arrest in Beijing 2008-03-21

Authorities in Beijing have been holding Tibetan writer Tsering Woeser and her Chinese husband under house arrest in the capital since the beginning of the ...

Xinjiang Hepatitis Students Fight School Ban 2006-11-20

Missing Chinese Journalist Resurfaces 2008-05-04

A Chinese journalist who spent three years in prison, feared missing after he failed to show up to deliver a keynote address at a Hong Kong media conference, ...

North Koreans Celebrate End to Party Congress 2016-05-10

Kim Jong-Un was elected Chairman of the Workers’ Party and said he would continue North Korea’s nuclear program.

Opposition Leader Kem Sokha Sentenced by Cambodian Court 2016-09-09

The guilty verdict sparked protests across Phnom Penh and corruption allegations against Prime Minister Hun Sen’s government.

Oxen Ceremony Portends Bountiful Harvest in Cambodia 2016-05-24

During the ritual, the animals ate rice, corn, and beans instead of the other offerings.

Parade Celebrates North Korea's New Economic Plan 2016-06-02

The economy confronts another challenge as the U.S. Treasury further limits its access to world financial markets.

Pepper Farming On the Rise in Cambodia 2016-06-10

In the last five years the number of pepper farms has increased by 4,600 hectares, but farmers can’t find water to irrigate their fields.

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Police Beat Land Protesters in Fujian 2017-12-18

Villagers were demanding compensation for land that had been taken from them for a real estate development project.

Cambodia Unveils All-out Effort to Prevent Return of Sam Rainsy 2016-10-21

Immigration, aviation authorities told to "use all ways and means" to keep Cambodia National Rescue Party leader from ending exile.

Rare Worker Strikes Across China to Mark Labor Day 2018-05-01

The striking crane operators are demanding better wages, prompting police crackdowns.

U.N. Envoy on Burma Quits 2006-01-10

U.S. Legislators Protest China Crackdown 2005-12-16

Disgraced Leaders Ex-Aide Says Hong Kong Reporters Dragged Away 2005-11-08

Zhao Ziyangs Family Plan Memorial, One Year On 2006-01-12

Blast, Injuries Reported in Laos 2005-11-15

North Korea Tells Aid Groups To Leave 2005-11-16

Activists Call for End to North Korean Abuses 2005-12-10

U.S. Fears Spread of Deadly Weapons by North Korea, Official Says 2005-12-06

RFA Condemns China's Barring of Journalist 2008-08-07

Radio Free Asia (RFA) today criticized the Chinese government's apparent denial of an entry visa to an Olympic-credentialed RFA broadcaster and called on the ...

Uyghur Dissident’s Employees Freed After Seven Months in a Chinese Jail 2005-12-16

Remnants of War Still Threaten Cambodians 2016-08-04

Thousands of cluster bombs dropped by U.S. forces during the Vietnam War remain buried, maiming hundreds of Cambodians.

News from Asia via RSS 2002-04-08

News headlines and links to the latest coverage in English and nine Asian languages are via RSS feeds. Headlines will update automatically on your Web site or ...

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