Communist-run nations around the world have been striking down workers’ rights and repressing labor unions, an international human rights watchdog revealed.
Six recruiters were accused Thursday of luring 400 laborers from Thailand to the United States and forcing them to work, according to a federal indictment that the FBI called the largest human trafficking case ever charged in U.S. history.
A turbulent May looked like it would send business reeling in Thailand-in response to protester encampments, the military took over parts of the capital and more than 80 civilians were killed as fires rocked the stock market building and partly gutted the country's largest mall, Central World, owned by the Chirathivat family
The United States and Vietnam are closely colluding with each other and strengthening their military ties with the spearhead directed against China, thereby complicating the South Sea issue, exacerbating the dispute over sovereignty, and turning the South China Sea into the powder keg for triggering Sino-US military conflict.
With just a little over two months before the general election in Burma, which is scheduled for Nov. 7, the United States joined Australia, the United Kingdom, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia in calling for the creation of a U.N.-led commission to investigate alleged war crimes by Burma’s military junta.
New York University professor and China expert, Jerome Cohen, has on more than one occasion described China as a nation of laws without the rule of law. No phenomenon illustrates this situation better than the practice of forced evictions.
UDON THANI, THAILAND — In front of the charred ruins of the municipal hall here, a huge poster carries the photographs of 76 people being sought in an attack on the building three months ago, on the day the anti-government “red shirt” protests were crushed in Bangkok. Only 11 have been caught.
The presence of the USS George Washington, a nuclear supercarrier, off Vietnam earlier this month signalled a deepening rapprochement between two former enemies in the face of an increasingly assertive China.
On the morning of 26 October 1999, in an unprecedented public demonstration, a group of about 30 young people assembled in Vientiane, the capital city of the Laos
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