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The four who have led previous demonstrations were jailed on Lese-Majeste charges.

A 28-year-old man was found with more than half a million such images, police say.

But crime rings have continued to earn profits, fueling conflict, U.N. says.

Increased algae growth and a lack of sediment could disrupt the food chain and deplete fish stocks.

The workers face high costs and a complex registration process on the eve of a registration deadline.

Despite protests and criticism, PM and cabinet are expected to survive no-confidence vote, analysts say.

Sinovac’s vaccine to arrive in Bangkok on Feb. 24; Philippines clears the Chinese drug maker’s shots for emergency use.

Rights groups say Cambodia’s government must help those who return to earn a living.

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.

Social media giant said it took down nearly 200 pages, groups and accounts targeting Deep South.

Fifteen other activists are charged with sedition and other alleged offenses.

Migrants embody region’s dynamism and are vital for its economic recovery, ESCAP chief says.

Pressed by pro-democracy protesters, lawmakers have been working to amend the 2017 document.

Following a hearing, a court ruled 22 defendants will stand trial together on Lese-Majeste, sedition charges.

Corrections official says staff sought to remove group from cell for COVID-19 test.

A multitude crossed the border after Myanmar launched airstrikes on Karen rebel camps and in the wake of the junta’s killings of 114 people a day earlier.

Thousands flee violence by government forces that left more than 100 dead over the weekend.

Government says at least 2,300 returned voluntarily and were not pushed back.

Indictments resulted from an incident in October when demonstrators surrounded Queen Suthida’s motorcade.

For second day in a row, Thai foreign ministry strongly urges neighboring nation’s junta to exercise restraint.

Indonesia and Britain “appalled” by Burmese security forces who have killed nearly 600 pro-democracy protesters since Feb. 1.

A family in Manila that creates costumes for Chinese dragon dances has struggled amid the pandemic.

A BenarNews photographer captures scenes of people at work in the countryside on Luzon Island.

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Two of nine people slain on “Bloody Sunday” are laid to rest in a hilltop cemetery.