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The rights group says a ‘relentless pattern of violations’ merits UN Security Council action.

Although neither U.S., Australia nor Japan are South China Sea claimants, they appear to be taking a firmer stance and are making greater effort to show presence in the region.

An expert says Beijing is increasingly desperate to stop him from exposing abuses in the region.

Critics say his convicted killer is a ‘scapegoat’ and slammed the country’s culture of impunity.

Rights groups say U.S. restrictions are a message to Beijing over reciprocity in access.

Beijing has sent agents to issue threats to critics of the ruling party or their families living overseas, Christopher Wray says.

Officials and police are gearing up to implement a slew of draconian bans on critical speech and protest songs, among other things.

The jade-mining center of Hpakant is in a lawless conflict zone that has resisted supervision.

Vanguard Bank was the focus of a tense, months-long standoff in 2019 between the Vietnamese and Chinese coastguards.

Cries of newborn grandchild alerted patrolling soldiers to women hiding in a bomb shelter.