Thousands More Flee Clashes Between Myanmar Militias and Military, Ethnic Armies in June — Radio Free Asia
Fighting in Myanmar’s Chin, Sagaing, and Shan regions has displaced thousands of new villagers since the beginning of the ...
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Myanmar Security Forces Arresting Relatives of Anti-Coup Activists They Can’t Nab in Raids — Radio Free Asia
Security personnel loyal to Myanmar’s military regime who fail to detain anti-coup activists in raids are increasingly arresting their ...
Uyghur Tribunal Wraps up With Testimony on Enforced Disappearances, Detentions, And Deaths — Radio Free Asia
Witnesses and experts testified about enforced disappearances, the compulsory sterilization of women and forced contraception, organ harvesting, and torture ...
Beijing’s Help ‘Crucial’ in Supporting ASEAN Efforts on Myanmar — Radio Free Asia
China’s backing is crucial to ASEAN’s efforts to foster a peaceful resolution to the crisis in Myanmar, Jakarta’s top ...
Villagers Displaced by Laos’ Nam Ngum 4 Dam Say Compensation is not Enough — Radio Free Asia
Villagers who lived near an under-construction hydropower project in Laos are unhappy with the compensation they have received for ...
North Korea Taps Workers in Russia to Fund Pyongyang Construction — Radio Free Asia
North Korean workers dispatched to Russia must now pay their government an additional U.S. $100 in so-called “loyalty funds” ...
US Senators Pledge COVID-19 Vaccines to Democratic Taiwan — Radio Free Asia
China on Monday hit out at a visit by three U.S. Senators to democratic Taiwan, as the U.S. pledged ...
Nigeria orders TV, radio broadcasters not to use Twitter to gather information
Nigerian television and radio stations should not use Twitter to gather information and have to de-activate their accounts, the ...
CCP-Linked Figure Calls on Tiananmen Vigil Group to Disband — Radio Free Asia
The organizers of a now-banned candlelight vigil for the victims of the June 4, 1989 massacre in Beijing have ...
Activist Detained in China’s Guangzhou Over Lone Tiananmen Protest — Radio Free Asia
Authorities in the southern Chinese province of Guangdong have detained a man for staging a public memorial of the ...