Radio Free Asia

A new bill would give the envoy a $10 million annual budget to investigate atrocities against the ethnic minority.

Lines form at stores selling artisanal oils after contaminated tankers reportedly move cooking oil.

Ablikim Kurban was arrested in 2017 for having contact with ‘terrorists’ abroad.

Thousands of civilians and about 100 junta troops have fled from the fighting into Bangladesh.

London needs a clear, consistent policy towards China and related issues like the South China Sea – analysts.

UN rapporteur cites Singapore’s unambiguous position on transfers to junta

The drop follows an exodus sparked by a crackdown and comes in the midst of a campaign for 'patriotic education.'

Political prisoner Hoang Duc Binh was shackled and now has difficulty walking.

They want the UN and others to take concrete action to stop China’s rights violations.

Drivers fear even gig economy jobs will go at a time of economic hardship.

Educational recruitment agencies are able to produce fake documents exactly like the real thing, an official says.

Sent by truck through Vietnam, the raw materials are shipped to China’s Qingdao port for processing.

Nawnghkio lies on the main road between Mandalay and the Chinese border.

They warn the North’s military support to Russia undermines the global non-proliferation regime.

Y Quynh Bdap faces torture if returned, says Amnesty.

Outside experts dispute Chinese historians’ claims it’s from the Tang Dynasty and shows Chinese influence.

The joint statement comes as China and Russia hold military exercises near the Polish border in Belarus.

Withdrawals have increased as kyat loses value and economy tanks.

Move signals increased cooperation after last month’s summit between Putin and Kim Jong Un.