With politics and protests off limits, and harassment by pro-Beijing media, pressure increases on Hong Kong journalists
The defendants, charged with 'conspiracy to subversion,' face a possible sentence of life in prison
The Philippines is seen as a testing ground for disinformation campaigns and is often referred to as 'Patient Zero' by analysts tracking the spread of false news
As junta sentences two more journalists to prison, Myanmar’s beleaguered media say arrest is an ever-present threat
New coronavirus infections remain high in Thailand as experts warn that evolving variants could slow country’s efforts to recover from pandemic
Some families are sleeping on beaches and in churches on Thailand’s popular southern islands
Britain-based Benedict Rogers of the NGO Hong Kong Watch may be at risk when traveling overseas, experts say
Some experts say infection cases have peaked, but that remains to be seen
Hong Kong is seeing thousands of residents leave the city every day as pandemic fatigue and political changes take shape
‘We need to talk about our stories,’ says journalist whose film focuses on risks for Myanmar media covering life under junta rule
Second Day of Protests in Thailand Against Russian Invasion
Government has ordered mandatory testing but health experts say prioritizing lives should be focus
Thailand’s tourism drive has kick-started once again, but the spread of omicron could bring further restrictions.
Since last year's coup, reporters have often been targeted but are not giving up.
Junta is ready to pass law that would criminalize the use of VPNs, which are vital to internet access in Myanmar.
After crackdown on Hong Kong’s political system and media environment, attention turns to whether city’s judicial system can remain freestanding.
People in Thailand have faced increased repression of their rights and incidents of torture in recent years, human rights groups and activists say.
Three outlets have closed within days, citing security concerns for their staff, but Hong Kong’s chief executive says media freedom is not under attack.
Second pro-democracy paper forced to close in less than six months as Hong Kong police raid Stand News, arrest staff.
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