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Probe finds false evidence planted on late Indian Jesuit’s computer prior...
“Father Stan Swamy was arrested, incarcerated, and died based on fabricated evidence,” read a statement released to the media
Indian government asked to apologize for framing Jesuit priest
"The government and its probe agency should take full responsibility for the judicial death of Father Swamy"
China tightens regulation of online comments
People who have been "seriously discredited" by their messages "will be placed on a blacklist"
Climate campaigners protest against AIIB’s support for gas projects in new...
AIIB’s new energy policy facilitates member countries’ transition to a low- or zero- carbon energy system, but retains support for gas projects
Asia has highest number of journalists imprisoned in 2022, says new...
Globally, 363 journalists were imprisoned, an increase of 20 percent over the previous year
EU vows investment in push to boost Southeast Asia ties
The EU billed its first full summit with the ASEAN as a chance to push trade relations with the region's fast-growing economies
Death of suspected thief in police custody alarms community in central...
“The case should have been handled in a way that upholds the dignity of the suspect”
Green group calls for probe into alleged bombing, shelling of rural...
The group said the bombings also cause "widespread ecological destruction”
Cardinal Zen of Hong Kong appeals conviction
The cardinal was convicted for failing to register a fund that helped pay for the legal fees and medical treatments of protesters
Pope Francis: Remain vigilant against pride and ‘well-mannered demons’
Without vigilance, he said, there is a risk that one’s progress in the spiritual life and discernment will be lost


















