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A member of the Tianamen Mothers victims' group says banning the Alliance and its candlelight vigils won't erase history.
China Gives Hero's Welcome to Returning Huawei Exec Meng Wanzhou Sep 27, 2021
State media makes no mention of the arrests and sentencing of Canadian nationals Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor, nor of Meng's admission of wrongdoing to ...
Princess-for-Hostage Swap Sep 27, 2021
China’s claim that the 2018 arrests of two Canadian nationals had no connection with Huawei chief financial officer Meng Wanzhou’s detention in Vancouver at ...
Chin Residents Flee to India After Fighting by Myanmar Forces And Local Militias Sep 27, 2021
More than 100 civilians are crossing the border seeking safety every day.
Hong Kong Tiananmen Massacre Vigil Organizers Disband in Face of CCP Pressure Sep 25, 2021
Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements of China is the latest in string of civil society groups to disband following investigation by ...
Huawei's Meng, Canada's 'Two Michaels' Freed, Board Planes For Home Sep 25, 2021
Meng's release was closely followed by that of two Canadian nationals jailed for spying in the wake of her arrest.
Nearly Two Dozen Townships in Myanmar Without Internet as Military Tightens Restrictions Sep 24, 2021
Residents say the information blackout has destroyed their livelihoods and left them vulnerable.
More Than 80 Percent of Indonesia's Vaccine Supply Comes From China Sep 24, 2021
An Indonesian group monitoring the pandemic said in July that some health workers fully vaccinated with Sinovac had died from COVID-19, with Thailand making a ...
Cambodia Defends Decision to Hire US Lobbying Firm to Improve Its Image Sep 24, 2021
The government has agreed to pay Qorvis nearly US $70,000 a month for strategic communications services.
Hundreds of Myanmar Junta Security Personnel Defect Over Past Two Weeks Sep 24, 2021
At least 3,000 soldiers and police have switched sides since the Feb. 1 coup.
Chinese Official Calls For Upgrade to Nationwide Security Network Sep 24, 2021
Political and legal affairs official Chen Yixin says uncertainty is growing, and social unrest should be prevented by better surveillance.
North Korean Leader’s Sister Seen as Erratic and Arrogant at Home, Officials Say Sep 24, 2021
“It seems that she doesn’t know when to hold her tongue, and she also lacks humility,” said a Ryanggang province official.
Photo gallery: Researchers in Cambodia probe COVID-19’s origins Sep 24, 2021
Researchers from the Institut Pasteur du Cambodge in Phnom Penh have been working in northern Cambodia to collect samples from bats that a decade ago were ...
China's Power Producers Face Bankruptcy Threat Sep 24, 2021
Generating companies are squeezed between record coal costs and fixed electricity rates.
China Accuses US of 'Undermining Stability' as Vigil Organizers Consider Disbanding Sep 24, 2021
The ruling Chinese Communist Party underscores its claim that Hong Kong's pro-democracy protests were fomented by foreign powers.
Chinese Asylum-Seeker's Parents Arrested by Chongqing State Security Police Sep 24, 2021
Wang Jingyu's father Wang Bing and mother Han Qing are detained after months of police surveillance.
UN Says Military Has Brought Myanmar to Brink of ‘Collapse’ in Damning Report on Rights Violations Sep 23, 2021
Human Rights czar Michelle Bachelet urges the international community to act before it is too late.
Activists Call For Release of Uyghur Scholar on 7th Anniversary of His Jailing Sep 23, 2021
Ilham Tohti is serving a life sentence for ‘separatism’ for his work to end discrimination against Uyghurs.
US Judge: Facebook Must Release Content Linked to Rohingya Genocide in Myanmar Sep 23, 2021
Facebook was slow to respond to concerns about how its platform played a role in Myanmar’s persecution of its Rohingya minority, a US judge says.
Lao Workers on China-Backed Railway Project Go Unpaid for Almost Two Months Sep 23, 2021
Twenty at one work site are paid after they cut off power to the project, but more than a hundred are still waiting for their pay.
Vietnamese Dissident Receives Death Threats Over Criticism of China’s COVID Vaccines Sep 23, 2021
Mac Van Trang told officials in Ho Chi Minh City not to accept Sinopharm doses donated by a local conglomerate.
Cambodia to Pay $70,000 a Month to Washington Lobby Firm Sep 23, 2021
Qorvis has agreed to “provide strategic communications and media relations services in support of increasing public awareness along with travel and tourism for ...
Myanmar’s “Disheartened” Youth Line up for Passports Amid Post-Coup Political Crisis Sep 23, 2021
Young people were at the forefront of mass protests that swept through Myanmar following the February 1 coup. The demonstrations have largely been quashed by ...
A house of cards Sep 23, 2021
China’s troubled Evergrande Group appears in danger of collapse under the weight of huge debts, raising concerns that the real estate giant could take much of ...
Vietnam Protests China Y-20 Aircraft Mission in Spratlys Sep 23, 2021
China should respect international law as well as the “common understanding shared by Vietnamese and Chinese leaders of remaining issues at sea," Hanoi said.
Hong Kong Court Denies Bail to Fourth Student Activist on 'Subversion' Charge Sep 23, 2021
The city's largest pro-democracy party debates dissolution in the face of new election rules designed to exclude genuine political opposition.
Tibetans Fear ‘Chinese-Style’ Homes in Qinghai Earthquake Reconstruction Sep 23, 2021
Newly built structures won't reflect traditional Tibetan architectural styles, some earthquake survivors say.
Hong Kong 'Double Tenth' Celebrations Canceled After Security Chief Warning Sep 23, 2021
Events marking the Oct. 10, 1911 revolution that ushered in the Republic of China under the Kuomintang could breach the national security law, a top official ...
'I Have to Keep Going For my Son': Jailed Activist's Mother Sep 23, 2021
Writer Gu Xiao says she thinks her son Guo Quan, who recently stood trial for 'subversion' is innocent, but expects him to be sent to prison.