“The abortion law in Indonesia makes it almost impossible to protect women.”

The powerful earthquake left at least 131 dead in Lombok, Indonesia.

Takster tells a story of modern China: lingering poverty, resurgent Han nationalism, and persecuted minorities.

In Mongolia, a pivotal national report on violence against women and a call for men to be allies.

The Lamalerans still hunt whales the traditional way -- in a wooden boat, with a harpoon.

Rohingya refugees are weighing an impossible choice: wait in limbo or risk violence in the hope of a better future. 

What it's like to be falsely charged of terrorism in India.

India's top court threatens to “shut down” India's most iconic monument unless action is taken to restore it.

The Bollywood film singer talks about music, life, and his journey from the UK to India.

Fewer young people are looking to work the paddies, threatening Indonesia's dream of rice self-sufficiency.

Ravi Dubey runs two animal shelters outside Delhi, and dreams of doing even more.

Aided by the networks created by the Belt and Road, Chinese missionaries are heading abroad, much to Beijing's dismay.

Mohammad Ghalib is one of the last remaining traditional calligraphic artists in Old Delhi.

Stilt fishing has declined, but tourism keeps Sri Lankan men on the poles.

The life and confessions of Charles Welsh Mason.

Labor protests in Taiwan reveal a pesky sincerity problem for government agencies.