Society

The May 13-14 raids stem from the religious right's growing attack on LGBTQ symbols and expression.

Even while Tokyo moves to bolster its defense capabilities, residents of Okinawa continue to protest the militarization of their homeland.

Since raising the possibility of establishing an organ transplant mutual assistance program with mainland China in December, Hong Kong has received nearly 5,800 withdrawal applications.

Deprived of education for more than 600 days, Afghan girls seek refuge in online education even though access is scarce and difficult. 

The country's prospects of democracy and development "have been repeatedly thwarted by a predatory military and an indifferent international community."

The railway from Hat Yai to Sungai Golok offers numerous glimpses into a borderland marred by conflict and marked by contradiction.

Investigations in the business sector are just the tip of the iceberg. Politicized prosecutions are a growing blight on Chinese society.

On January 18, prominent advocate Dil Mohammed was abducted from a Rohingya camp in No Man’s Land. He has not been heard from since.

A group of Rohingya refugees from Bangladesh recently visited Myanmar’s Rakhine State to lay the groundwork for repatriation. Is Myanmar serious about the effort? 

As the need for humanitarian aid grew, Japanese citizens continued to send Bogdan Parkhomenko – a Ukrainian with strong ties to Japan – goods and money, asking him to share with those in need. 

Nepal is in an uproar over high-ranking politicians’ involvement in a scheme to fake refugee status for Nepalis hoping to move to the U.S. 

The proposal is the latest in a series of criminal justice reforms being pursued by Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's government.