Huawei's Meng, Canada's 'Two Michaels' Freed, Board Planes For Home
Meng's release was closely followed by that of two Canadian nationals jailed for spying in the wake of her arrest.
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Laos
- Lao Workers on China-Backed Railway Project Go Unpaid for Almost Two Months
- Lao Christians Formerly Evicted from Their Villages Still Wait For New Homes
- Villagers in Southern Laos Cope With Food Shortages Amid COVID Lockdowns
- Lao Investors in Pyramid Scheme Await Repayment as Government Sells Company Assets
Myanmar
- Nearly Two Dozen Townships in Myanmar Without Internet as Military Tightens Restrictions
- Hundreds of Myanmar Junta Security Personnel Defect Over Past Two Weeks
- UN Says Military Has Brought Myanmar to Brink of ‘Collapse’ in Damning Report on Rights Violations
- US Judge: Facebook Must Release Content Linked to Rohingya Genocide in Myanmar
Uyghur
- Rights Activists Call For Release of Uyghur Scholar on Seventh Anniversary of His Jailing
- Uyghur Exile Group Leader Turned Back Trying to Enter Turkey
- New Study Finds High-Level Government Role in China’s Uyghur Internment Camps
- Uyghur Tribunal Wraps up in London With Eye on December Ruling on Genocide Allegations
Tibet
- Tibetans Fear ‘Chinese-Style’ Homes in Qinghai Earthquake Reconstruction
- Tibet’s Exile Leader Sees ‘Positive Signals’ on Possible Talks With China
- Tibetan Writer Dies After Eight Years of Failing Health Following Release From Prison
- Tibetans Detained in Kardze Language Rights Arrests Are Denied Proper Food, Medical Care
