Radio Free Asia

Hundreds of thousands of workers are believed to need a vital document to stay in Thailand.

Social media posts have been removed and internet commentators summoned by the police.

Authorities arrest more than 1,000 people they say were involved in violence during week of unrest

Though ‘72 Hours’ tells Pyongyang’s account of the start of the Korean War, it is now illegal to watch.

The measure allows Chinese authorities to monitor Uyghurs’ movements in China’s far-western region.

Authorities shut down the monastery school they were attending in May.

Prime Minister Hun Manet wore a mask while visiting bars and restaurants near Angkor Wat.

The activists discussed whether a joint program with Vietnam and Laos could put Cambodian territory at risk.

Users report bans on Signal, Google apps

Beijing’s talking points get laundered through China-friendly media coverage and immigrant websites.

The draft plan sparks concerns that the government will seek ways to strong-arm families into making more babies.

Cheng remains under surveillance and separated from his family, who are shocked by his appearance in a video call.

Heavy fighting after failure of Chinese ceasefire effort, residents and insurgents say

The former president’s series of meetings with the North’s Kim brought no concrete improvement: state media.

The foreign minister of Belarus will also visit the North this week amid deepening Russia-North Korea ties.

PM Sheikh Hasina blames opposition parties for clashes that claimed at least 138 lives in nationwide unrest.

Military, police maintain patrols to keep people inside their homes.

The announcement comes more than a week before the country’s emergency rule expires.

They were disciplined under a decree that the government uses to control online content.