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Thousands March in Hong Kong to Condemn Violence Against Editor

Demonstrators also concerned about Beijing increasing influence in media

China Blames Terrorists for Deadly Train Station Knife Attack

Ten unidentified attackers dressed in black carried out the assault at a train station in the southern city of Kunming

Thailand Holds Election Re-Run

First step in process to complete controversial vote that could provide mandate for new government

Doctors without Borders Partially Resumes Activities in Burma

28 Stabbed to Death in Chinese Train Station

Thai Protest Leader Calls for End to Street Rallies

Move could open way for talks to end crisis; decision follows increasing attacks on rally sites and call from US secretary of state for full investigation into recent violence

South Korea Proposes Regular Family Reunions

President Park Geun-hye says that regular family reunions should be held because time is running out for elderly people separated by politics, early 1950's war

Aid Group Told to Halt Operations in Burma After Rohingya Controversy

Cambodian Court Issues Verdicts in Post-Election Violence Case

Court orders release of three men, but finds three others guilty of incitement of violence

Aid Group Told to Halt Operations in Burma After Rohingya Controversy

Aid Group Told to Leave Troubled Burma State

Chinese Lawyer Denied Meeting with Jailed Uighur Client

Officials deny access to intellectual Ilham Tohti on grounds that separatism charges involve state secrets