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Cambodia’s Uighur ‘Madness’

Cambodia’s Uighur ‘Madness’

WikiLeaks cables suggest serious shortcomings in Cambodia’s willingness to abide by human rights treaties – and China’s continuing influence in the country.

China and the Kachin Conflict

China and the Kachin Conflict

Some blame China’s Dapein Dam project for triggering the conflict between Kachin rebels and Burma’s army. There’s much more to it than that.

Burma’s Dead Men Walking

Burma’s Dead Men Walking

By Sebastian Strangio
A new Human Rights Watch report details how hundreds of convicts were beaten, forced to carry supplies for the military – and clear landmines with sticks and forks.

Will Suu Kyi Be Targeted?

Will Suu Kyi Be Targeted?

Aung San Suu Kyi’s backers say it’s time for her to meet the public. She’s been attacked once by junta supporters. Could it happen again?

Sheen Comes Off Khmer Rouge Trial

Sheen Comes Off Khmer Rouge Trial

The first stage of Cambodia’s Case 002 is over. But will Hun Sen stamp out the prospects of more people being held to account?

Burma Facing War on All Fronts?

Burma Facing War on All Fronts?

The Kachin people, marginalised by the Burmese government, are willing to fight for survival. Is China the only hope for preventing all-out war?

Vietnam’s Carefully Managed Anger

Vietnam’s Carefully Managed Anger

The demonstrations over the past several weeks in Hanoi over a maritime dispute with China may have been small. But they were still unusual.

A New Era for Thailand?

A New Era for Thailand?

The landslide victory by Yingluck Shinawatra’s Pheu Thai Party promises to usher in a period of reconciliation. But the country is still deeply divided.

Thailand Readies for Election

Thais head to the polls Sunday, with Yingluck Shinawatra’s party hoping to secure a clear majority. But would a coup follow a Peua Thai triumph?

Khmer Rouge Trial Takes Shape

Khmer Rouge Trial Takes Shape

The initial hearings in Cambodia’s Case 002 have closed. The lines of defence to be employed by the four accused of involvement in genocide are becoming clear.

Cambodia Primed for the Main Event

Cambodia Primed for the Main Event

Decades after the horrors of the Killing Fields, many Cambodians hope Case 002 can finally offer justice to the memory of those killed by the Khmer Rouge.

Did US Push China Over the Edge?

Did US Push China Over the Edge?

As tensions rise in the South China Sea, analysts are left wondering why China is suddenly pushing its territorial claims so firmly.

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