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Indonesia tells Myanmar its people must be heard; Jakarta also in talks with Burmese lawmakers.

Laos issues new guidelines for better dam management aimed at minimizing flooding and shortages.

Meanwhile, government officials and Barisan Revolusi Nasional rebels continue online meetings to further peace efforts.

First death since anti-government protests began last July.

Chaiamorn “Ammy” Kaewwiboonpan assumed responsibility in a social media post from a police hospital.

The president says he wants normalcy in the region struck by a series of violent protests.

Benny Wenda appeared before the high commissioner for human rights to ask for referendum on independence.

Defense lawyers say Jakub Fabian Skrzypski is demanding the trial be moved to the provincial capital.

Suspect denies aiding rebels in conflict-prone Papua province, attorney says.

Up to 336 were arrested in rallies in Papua and Sulawesi, according to one report.

Local news site says security personnel fired on the crowd; authorities say they were attacked.

Police regain control after clashes with demonstrators over recent detention of Papuan students, authorities say.

Indonesian soldiers and policemen have allegedly shot and killed eight civilians since last December.

Comments come after international rights experts slam use of snake to force confession from Papuan detainee.

Hengki Wanmang was allegedly involved in attacks including the killing of a New Zealand national in March.

Police: Unidentified attackers kill five gold miners in Yahukimo regency.

Protesters attacked the home of a candidate they thought stole votes from another politician, police say.

Indonesia, Bangladesh still vulnerable, activists warn.

But recruiting women peacekeepers to meet U.N. targets has proven challenging.

Arrests on treason charges stem from allegations group plotted to occupy national parliament during Jakarta event.

Around-the-clock efforts focus on making sure acrid smog does not disrupt sporting events.

The nation reports its highest daily jump in infections to date, and Southeast Asia’s highest death toll.

Communist leader’s son is pessimistic about prospects for national reconciliation over mass killings 50 years ago.

Attack occurred two days before elections in the far eastern Indonesian province.

Densus 88 foils Jakarta bomb plot, arrests seven suspects in two weekend raids.

One suspect arrested after group fired shots at officers before fleeing into woods.

Some critics say his government’s way of dealing with dissent harkens back to the Suharto era.

Toll brings calls for country to review world’s largest one-day polling process.

Social media, Islamic fundamentalism are powering the "trend."

Two decades on, Indonesian man still wishes he could thank the man who saved him.