Malaysia | Forensics teams dig up graves at trafficking camp 

Malaysian forensics teams exhumed a body from a shallow grave yesterday at an abandoned jungle camp used by human traffickers, the first of what police predicted would be more grim

Myanmar | Suu Kyi is missing from global meeting on Rohingya 

An international gathering about the plight of Myanmar’s persecuted Rohingya Muslims boasts a star-studded cast, with three Nobel Peace laureates among those calling on the world to wake up to

Nepal | Villagers return to homes after river gets unblocked

Philippine aircraft will continue to fly their usual routes over disputed reefs in the South China Sea, the country’s president said yesterday, defying China’s challenges to its planes and those

Malaysia | Authorities find 139 suspected graves in human trafficker camps

Malaysian authorities said yesterday that abandoned jungle camps used by human traffickers contained 139 suspected graves as well as pens likely used as cages for migrants, shedding more light on

India | Massive heat wave kills 500

At least 500 people are reported to have died in a heat wave sweeping India, with temperatures reaching 48C in some areas, the BBC reported yesterday. Most deaths have taken place

The Buzz | Susan Sarandon urges tourists to visit Nepal

Oscar-winning Hollywood actress Susan Sarandon is urging tourists to come to Nepal, where two powerful earthquakes in the last month killed thousands of people and raised concerns that the nation’s

Malaysia | Authorities find graves of suspected trafficking victims 

Malaysian authorities said yesterday that they have discovered a series of graves in at least 17 abandoned camps used by human traffickers on the border with Thailand where Rohingya Muslims

Koreas Women’s walk across DMZ denied; they cross by bus

Female activists including Gloria Steinem and two Nobel Peace laureates were denied an attempt to walk across the Demilitarized Zone dividing North and South Korea yesterday, but were allowed to cross by

Rohingya trafficking | Malaysia finally orders sea search-and-rescue for migrants 

Malaysia’s prime minister said yesterday he has ordered the navy and the coast guard to comb the sea to look for stranded migrants, the first country to announce it will search

South Korea | Gov’t confirms 3 cases of Mideast respiratory virus

South Korea said yesterday it has confirmed three cases of a respiratory virus that has killed hundreds of people in the Middle East. A 76-year-old man was diagnosed yesterday with Middle

North Korea | UN chief says Pyongyang cancels invitation to visit 

U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said yesterday that North Korea has canceled an invitation for him to visit a factory park in the country that is the last major cooperation project between the

Japan | Aquariums say they’ll stop taking ‘Cove’-hunt dolphins

Japan’s aquariums promised yesterday to stop acquiring dolphins captured in a bloody hunt that was depicted in the Oscar-winning documentary “The Cove” and has caused global outrage. The move by the

Rohingya trafficking | Malaysia, Indonesia to offer temporary shelter to migrants 

In a major diplomatic breakthrough that could ease Southeast Asia’s migrant crisis, Indonesia and Malaysia offered yesterday to temporarily take in thousands of people who have been stranded at sea but

Afghanistan | 11 policemen jailed over mob killing of woman

An Afghan judge yesterday sentenced 11 policemen to one year in prison for dereliction of duty during the mob killing of a woman in Kabul who was falsely accused of

Thailand | Yingluck starts trial for role in rice subsidy scheme

Thailand’s former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra entered a plea of not guilty yesterday at the start of a trial that could see her jailed for a decade, which critics say is

Indonesia | Minister: We’ve already given too much to help boat people

Indonesia has “given more than it should” to help hundreds of Rohingya and Bangladeshi migrants stranded on boats by human traffickers, its foreign minister said yesterday, a day before she

Malaysia | Ordinary people help migrants as Asia struggles with crisis

  For hundreds of migrants stranded at sea in sinking boats, the first helping hand came not from governments but from fishermen who towed them to safety. The desperation of migrants

South Korea | Kerry slams Pyongyang, vows security for Seoul

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry yesterday accused North Korea of a litany of crimes and atrocities while reassuring South Korea of America’s “ironclad” security commitments. Kerry blamed North Korea for

India | Nurse dies after 42 years in coma after rape

Aruna Shanbaug, 67, suffered severe brain damage when she was sodomized and strangled with a metal chain by a hospital worker in 1973. The man, a ward attendant, left her

Malaysia | Gov’t launches talks amid Asia’s growing migrant crisis

Malaysia launched a series of high-level talks with its neighbors yesterday, seeking a solution to a deepening crisis in which boatloads of refugees are stranded off Southeast Asia’s shores, with

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