Society

Activists say the community is being singled out unfairly, a continuation of long-standing discriminatory practices.

Although the ban is set to be lifted on May 15, flying home for Australians in India will still be a difficult, and expensive, prospect.

The tree-lined paths of the Id Kah Mosque's grounds are tranquil, and it's easy to miss the three surveillance cameras keeping watch over whoever comes in.

For myriad reasons, vaccination programs in Central Asia are proceeding slowly. Hesitancy is one factor.

An interview with Gary Bauer, commissioner of the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom.

A month after being brutally beaten, Bazarov was released from the hospital and swiftly charged for insulting his old school in an October 2020 TikTok video.

It's a step in the right direction, but there are still substantial hurdles - both logistical and political - for Chinese students to come to the U.S.

While pledging hundreds of millions of doses, Russia has only delivered a fraction. It’s turning to Chinese companies to help pick up the pace.

China's rise has come with increased outreach to the diaspora in Southeast Asia - and at times increased headaches for ethnic Chinese.

Revisiting “Winter Pasture,” an early chronicle of the hardships endured by a Xinjiang-based minority group.

Health authorities believe the virus found its way back into the community after a soldier providing security at a quarantine facility became infected.