No Religion in Tibetan Schools, China Tells Parents — Radio Free Asia
Parents of Tibetan schoolchildren may no longer carry rosaries, prayer wheels, or other religious items onto school grounds, Chinese ...
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‘No Right to Jury Trial,’ Hong Kong Prosecutors Tell Judicial Review — Radio Free Asia
Residents of Hong Kong have 'no right to jury trial' under a draconian national security law imposed on the ...
Lao Power Company Deep in Debt, But Managers Live Well — Radio Free Asia
Lao electric power provider Electricite du Laos is deep in debt, owing at least $2 billion to foreign creditors, ...
Russia’s ‘Pivot to Asia’ Fails to Gain Much Traction Beyond Arms Sales to Myanmar, Vietnam — Radio Free Asia
Russia announced a plan last year to shift its diplomatic and trade ties eastward from Europe to the Asia-Pacific ...
Publishing, Media Takeovers Part of China’s Two-Pronged Grip on Hong Kong — Radio Free Asia
The ruling Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is making further moves towards setting up a media and publishing empire in ...
Forty Myanmar Junta Troop Deaths Reported After Clashes with Rebel Army and Local Militia — Radio Free Asia
A rebel army and a local militia have killed 40 Myanmar junta soldiers in two days of fighting this ...
No Love for Myanmar Junta Leader Min Aung Hlaing in His Hometown — Radio Free Asia
Residents of Dawei, the hometown of Myanmar junta leader Sr. Gen. Min Aung Hlaing, are ashamed of their native ...
Ally Says Cambodia Opposition Chief is Seeking Political Solution to Standoff — Radio Free Asia
Cambodian opposition leader Kem Sokha is trying to convince Prime Minister Hun Sen’s ruling Cambodian People’s Party to discuss ...
Students Ignore Myanmar Junta’s Order to Return to Campus Amid Turmoil — Radio Free Asia
Most students across Myanmar have ignored the ruling military junta’s order to reopen colleges, universities, and government-run technical schools, ...
‘Young People Will Be So Scandalized By It That They Will Become Activists’ — Radio Free Asia
It’s no secret that Cambodia under Prime Minister Hun Sen has made life increasingly difficult for civil society organizations, ...