Malaysian fishermen want govt to crack down on Vietnamese encroachers
Syed Mohd Nawawi and fellow Malaysian fishermen are fed up. They say they want local authorities to do more to crack down on foreign fishing...
Month : May 2024
Junta officials bulldoze 200 homes in Myanmar neighborhood
Junta administrators destroyed 200 homes in a neighborhood in Myanmar’s Yangon Division on charges of trespassing, residents told Radio Free Asia, the latest in a...
Hong Kong’s US offices should be closed, activists say
The United States should shutter Hong Kong’s foreign offices in Washington, D.C., New York and San Francisco and also revoke the jurisdiction’s special powers to...
Parties finish campaigning ahead of Cambodia’s nationwide local vote
Political parties in Cambodia have wrapped up an eight-day campaign period ahead of Sunday’s provincial, municipal and district council elections that will feature candidates from...
Taiwan’s people must never forget Tiananmen massacre, artists warn
The unknown “Tank Man” hero who faced down a line of People’s Liberation Army tanks in his shirtsleeves and holding a shopping bag in June...
Lao official: Gov’t can’t afford to address rise in human trafficking
Laos’ government doesn’t have the resources to respond to numerous reports of human trafficking as young Laotians continue to be lured into working for cyberscam...
‘Two-faced’ Uyghur principal jailed for 12 years for supporting ‘separatists’
Erkin Tewekkul, a Uyghur biology teacher at a school in Xinjiang’s capital Urumqi, stood out among his peers for his excellent communication and leadership skills. ...
China awaits junta approval to resume border trade with Myanmar’s Shan state
Ethnic rebels in eastern Myanmar’s Shan state have reopened checkpoints on the border with China that were shuttered at the start of an offensive six...
Chinese researchers say internet archives are fast disappearing
China once had an internet archive run by researchers at Peking University that allowed users to perform keyword searches of more than 2.5 billion historical...
Myanmar junta soldiers surrender in Thailand after border clash
Dozens of Myanmar soldiers fled into Thailand following a clash with ethnic minority insurgents, a Thai commander told Radio Free Asia Friday, the latest spillover...
