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Hong Kong pro-democracy party officially closes
March 28, 2024
Thai MPs pass same-sex marriage bill
March 28, 2024
Vietnam arrests 3 more Khmer Krom Buddhists
March 28, 2024
Indian nun granted bail in student suicide case
March 28, 2024
Senior Pakistan judges accuse spy agency of coercion
March 28, 2024
Japan court imposes fine on Unification Church
March 27, 2024
5 Chinese workers killed in Pakistan suicide attack
March 27, 2024
China releases dam-opposing Tibetan monks, residents
March 26, 2024
Bangladesh's stifling of civic freedoms draws flak
March 26, 2024
Ate Hoekstra, Vientiane
Laos’ first cardinal aims for interfaith unity
November 24, 2017, Ate Hoekstra, Vientiane
Describing his three years in jail he says it was Jesus Christ, not him, who was behind bars
Few solutions in sight to help save Cambodia's largest lake
October 6, 2017, Ate Hoekstra, Phnom Penh
Environmental issues threaten sustainability of Tonle Sap Lake which a million Cambodians depend on for their livelihoods
Vietnam considers end of two-child policy
June 26, 2017, Ate Hoekstra, Hanoi
Government concerned about aging population and looking to remain economically competitive on the international stage
Former Khmer Rouge leader among Cambodia's new Christians
May 18, 2017, Ate Hoekstra, Phnom Penh
Many Khmer Buddhists have become Christians 'because they are looking for answers'
South Thailand insurgency continues to kill innocents
December 6, 2016, Ate Hoekstra, Pattani
Matjeng Wokbah died in a conflict he didn't want to be part of
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