Cambodian court convicts 13 Philippine women in commercial surrogacy case
The women were detained in September and convicted of human trafficking-related charges.
UK Parliament confronts ‘Italian’ tomato puree made with Uyghur forced labor
Companies globally are facing scrutiny to ensure there is no forced labor in their supply chains.
Myanmar arrests 45 alleged scam operators in Shan state, but gangs persist
One young Lao trafficking victim has been waiting for help from authorities for two years.
Photos: Martial law ends in South Korea hours after president declared it
Photos of police, lawmakers and protesters inside and outside the National Assembly building in Seoul
South Korean opposition files impeachment motion against Yoon
The president’s declaration of martial law, though rescinded after hours, shocked the country.
Thais crack down on financial crime; Chinese suspects in focus
The latest round of arrests follows a sweep against Russian operators in May.
China, Philippines trade accusations over South China Sea confrontation
A maritime confrontation occurred near the disputed Scarborough Shoal.
US arrests man allegedly helping North Korea prepare ‘surprise attack’ on South
The man allegedly hid firearms and ammunition in containers routed via Hong Kong to North Korea.
Transgender woman wins payout in China for electroshock ‘conversion’ therapy
Ling’er wins unprecedented compensation after being incarcerated in psychiatric facility.
South Korea’s president lifts martial law hours after declaring it
The order was voted down at the National Assembly as citizens protested outside.