Story Archive
2021-06-04
The pledge is a major shift from all prior administrations and acknowledges the persecution the ethnic group has faced.
2021-06-04
CDF fighters claim to have killed some 100 junta soldiers with handmade guns since late April.
2021-06-04
Beijing proposed meeting as U.S. engages with Southeast Asia under President Joe Biden, analysts say.
2021-06-04
The 10 women fear that their husbands could contract COVID-19 in crowded prisons amid a nationwide outbreak.
2021-06-04
The June 4-7 hearings in London aim to determine if abuses of Uyghurs and other Turkic Muslims amount to genocide.
2021-06-04
Sitanan Satsaksit filed a petition demanding the Thai Ministry of Justice properly investigate eight abduction cases.
2021-06-04
Five women and four men died during the long journey, one migrant says.
2021-06-04
At a mass for the dead, an outspoken bishop calls the ruling Chinese Communist Party to account for the 1989 bloodshed and subsequent suppression.
2021-06-04
Family members of those killed in the bloody crackdown by the People's Liberation Army keep up calls for a detailed account of deaths, redress and compensation.
2021-06-04
Government orders a boost in supplies to counter price surge.
2021-06-04
Chow Hang-tung is accused by police of encouraging people to defy a ban on a candlelight vigil in Victoria Park.
2021-06-03
Residents believe the coronavirus is spreading via illegal border crossings with nearby India.
2021-06-03
Both engagements came as military troops entered strongholds controlled by local defense forces.
2021-06-03
Prominent Uyghur scholar Abduweli Ayup’s brother and sister are serving time because of his activities abroad.
2021-06-03
The Kandal province villagers were trying to stop bulldozers from clearing their rice fields.
