‘When Things go Dark, You Light a Fire’ — Radio Free Asia
Veteran journalist Gao Yu, executive deputy editor at Caixin Media, posted an open letter at the start of the ...
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Hong Kong Police Could Charge Dozens of Pro-Democracy Activists — Radio Free Asia
National security police in Hong Kong look set to bring subversion charges against more than 50 opposition politicians and ...
Pro-Army Mobs Attack Myanmar Protesters in Escalation of Violence in Myanmar — Radio Free Asia
Mobs of pro-military thugs with iron rods, knives, and slingshots attacked anti-coup protesters at a popular rally site in ...
ASEAN Criticized For Not Taking Stronger Stand on Myanmar — Radio Free Asia
Neighboring countries are under pressure to take a stronger stance against the junta in Myanmar, a day after the ...
Dutch MPs Pass Motion Recognizing Abuses in Xinjiang as Genocide — Radio Free Asia
The Dutch House of Representatives on Thursday voted to recognize China’s abuses against Uyghurs and other Muslim minorities in ...
Relatives, Rights Groups Urge Probe of Cellphone Jamming Devices in Cambodia’s Prey Sar Prison — Radio Free Asia
Family members and human rights officials have called on Cambodia’s government to probe the use of cellphone jamming devices ...
Myanmar Threats, Arrests of Journalists at Anti-Coup Protests Raise Alarms — Radio Free Asia
Journalists covering mass street protests against Myanmar’s military junta are increasingly reporting threats, arrests and harassment from authorities tightening ...
Thailand Court Rejects Appeal for Petition Against Laos’ Pak Beng Dam — Radio Free Asia
A court in Thailand has refused to hear an appeal on a case concerning a large-scale Mekong River mainstream ...
China Launches All-Out Propaganda Campaign as Xi Jinping Claims Poverty is Over — Radio Free Asia
The ruling Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is launching a nationwide propaganda effort ahead of the centenary of the party's ...
No Protests in War-torn Half of Myanmar’s Rakhine State, Where Some See Upside of Coup — Radio Free Asia
In a country convulsed with weeks of protests against military rule, people in the war-torn northern half of Myanmar ...