Radio Free Asia

'We have to learn how to master that fear,' says Carmen Lau.

Debate persists whether judges uphold rule of law or legitimize a regime that no longer respects rights.

Verdict: False

Labor advocates call the National Complaint Mechanism a ‘farce.'

Trump insisted dictators saw him as a strongman, while Harris said U.S. military leaders called him a ‘disgrace.’

Beijing’s use of the former ignores Uyghurs’ preference and aims to sow division: experts

Falling revenues are also hurting government agencies responsible for affordable housing and urban renewal.

Mirjana Spoljaric warns that conflict has cut off ‘countless people’ from essential services.

The Xinjiang region’s Islamic history is thought to have potential appeal, despite alleged treatment of Uyghurs.

Local media have reported a slew of recent fires caused by spontaneous combustion of electric vehicles.

The military has responded to a string of setbacks in Rakhine state with more intense air attacks.

Defense trade and information sharing are high on the agenda as Hanoi seeks to strengthen maritime security.

Nguyen Vu Binh told the court he was practicing his right to freedom of expression.

Kim’s remarks came after the North unveiled a missile launcher capable of carrying bigger missiles.

‘I feel like Hong Kong is the same as mainland China now, or it may be more strict,’ says David Missal.

American lawmakers have 28 China-related bills they want to pass.

2 doctors who performed secret abortions were sentenced to prison.

Boys said the Chinese boarding school they had to attend was like ‘prison’ and wanted to return to monastery.

Sources say Zhang is at risk of further prosecution, just 3 months after her release from prison.

The loss of the training base for Myanmar’s navy will be a major blow to junta morale, a state politician said.