RFA blogger Nguyen Tuong Thuy honored with Vietnam human rights award
Jailed Radio Free Asia blogger Nguyen Tuong Thuy and six other activists have been awarded the 2022 Human Rights Prize by the U.S.-based Vietnam Human...
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Vietnamese founder of outlawed Buddhist sect dies in prison
Vietnamese prisoner of conscience Phan Van Thu, who founded an independent sect of Buddhism that later became outlawed by the communist government, died Sunday in...
Thai police hold Chinese dissident after lone Bangkok protest against Xi Jinping
Police in Bangkok have detained an exiled Chinese dissident who staged a lone street protest against Chinese leader Xi Jinping inspired by the “bridge man”...
Junta troops torch nearly 400 houses in a Sagaing region township
The Myanmar junta’s brutal arson campaign continues in the country’s northern Sagaing region, with at least 385 houses torched in Khin-U township since the end...
Apartment owners claim assault outside Vingroup’s Hanoi HQ
A group of owners of three high-end apartment blocks in Vietnamese tourism resorts say they were assaulted when they gathered in front of the Vingroup...
Marcos, Xi discuss maritime disputes during first face-to-face meeting
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping agreed during their first-ever meeting that South China Sea disputes should not narrowly define the...
Amid growing protests, China cautiously mulls relaxing zero-COVID rules: analysts
There are signs that China is mulling less draconian public health controls amid ongoing protests in the streets and on university campuses, political analysts say....
Loss of freshwater dolphins kills tourism industry in southern Lao province
The disappearance of critically endangered freshwater Irrawaddy dolphins along a stretch of the Mekong River in southern Laos has dealt a blow to the local...
Cambodian students are skeptical of studying Chinese
Meng Sophay, an 11th grader at Hun Sen Chamkar Dong High School in Cambodia’s coastal province of Kep, doesn’t think much of a plan announced...
China sees ‘daily protests’ despite widespread state surveillance, controls: report
People in China frequently challenge those in power, despite a nationwide ‘stability maintenance’ program aimed at nipping popular protest in the bud, according to the...
