Uyghur activist moved to safe location after perceived threat in Paris
A Uyghur activist living in Paris has been moved to a secure location after a group of unidentified men appeared on her doorstep last week...
Month : May 2024
Young North Korean recruits tell parents they are fed meager rations
New recruits in the North Korean army are pleading with their parents through the military base fence, almost begging them to buy them food, because...
Manila accuses Beijing of island building in South China Sea
The Philippine coast guard has sent ships to monitor what Manila suspects to be China’s illegal island building in the South China Sea, the Presidential...
North Korea appoints new ambassador to UN office in Geneva
North Korea has appointed a new ambassador to its mission at the United Nations office in Geneva, the U.N. said on a website. Jo Chol...
Fighting in Rakhine state townships displaces 40,000 Rohingyas
At least 40,000 ethnic Rohingyas have been forced to flee intense clashes between junta troops and the rebel Arakan Army in two townships in western...
Pro-China activists harass Tibetan protesters in Hungary during Xi’s visit
Pro-China activists harassed Tibetan protesters in Budapest, Hungary, on Thursday during Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit, ripping a big “Free Tibet” banner they had displayed,...
Record number of Chinese ships enter Taiwan waters near Kinmen island
Taiwanese authorities said 11 Chinese official vessels intruded into the so-called “prohibited” and “restricted waters” around Taiwan’s outlying Kinmen island, a record number entering its...
Calligraphy Day keeps alive Tibetans’ written language
For several years now, Tibetan Calligraphy Day has been a way for Tibetans to keep their language and heritage alive amid China imposing restrictions and...
Chinese police harass family members of US-based content creators
Chinese authorities are stepping up pressure on the family members of U.S.-based YouTubers and other creative professionals in a bid to censor the content they...
Official who pushed for workers’ rights arrested in Hanoi
A prominent reformer at Vietnam’s Labor Ministry was arrested last month and charged with leaking state secrets, state media reported Thursday. Nguyen Van Binh, director...
