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Hawkers, slum dwellers, food couriers and migrant workers are most likely to fall foul of lockdown rules

The court recognized Japan's right to state immunity from overseas lawsuits

Civil groups in Malaysia report massive jumps in case numbers, while the govt hopes it will all go away

Monsoon season will play havoc with refugees’ ‘fragile existence’, especially those affected by last month’s huge deadly fire

China’s leadership responsible for systematic policies of mass detention, torture, and cultural persecution, among other offenses, Human Rights Watch says

Govt officials say the mismatch in death tallies may be caused by several factors, including over-caution

Hong Kong govt decision not to air Oscars has only brought more global attention to the city’s struggle for democracy, he says

Director of Caritas Philippines says setting up of community pantries shows how communities can serve as first responders to address food insecurities

Yu Wensheng was sentenced to 4 years for allegedly inciting subversion of state power after circulating a letter calling for constitutional reforms

Lai was found guilty in two separate trials for unauthorised assemblies from 2019