COVID-induced isolation and fears over national security law contributed to record population decline
Experts warn economic recovery could be partial with Hong Kong struggling to put political unrest and the pandemic in the past
The former head of Hong Kong's press club says renewal signals a 'short lease and an even shorter leash'
Lai faces up to a life sentence if convicted under a sweeping National Security Law
Hong Kong has seen tourism plummet due to anti-government protests and the pandemic in recent years
Authorities in Cambodia used COVID-19 pandemic as distraction to crack down on independent unions and activist workers, new report says
Myanmar’s military government seek to reduce diplomatic and internal pressure after releasing thousands of prisoners
Observers say with geopolitical tensions at a high between US and China, and Russia’s war in Ukraine, Thailand is looking out for its own benefit during the event
Government says it is highly likely that Thailand will meet its target of 10 million visitors by the end of the year
Official ban is viewed as latest in series of efforts by the country's military government to clamp down on independent journalism
Political ties to radio stations and reporters buying their own airtime can increase risk of being a target, media analysts say
Four activists calling for Hong Kong independence were sentenced under the national security law
The League of Social Democrats, a Hong Kong activist group that depends on donations, said the termination of PayPal’s services came unexpectedly
As radio host imprisoned, Hong Kong’s media say reporting brings increased political risk
Authorities cleared the two journalists of misconduct following outrage over their coverage of the aftermath of a massacre in Nong Bua Lam Phu province
Citizen journalists find new platforms to allow opposition voices a space
Ex-Thai police officer kills at least 38 before turning gun on himself, his family
Activist group Thalufah stages rally beside Bangkok’s Victory Monument, a regular demonstration venue in recent years that has seen protesters and police clash violently
Two years into the repression of Belarusian media, independent broadcaster Belsat TV combats disinformation and propaganda, even as its own journalists are jailed. For VOA, Tommy Walker has the story from Warsaw, Poland.
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