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Fears of an uptick in violence in Thailand's Muslim-majority areas have grown after a Muslim man who was left in a coma following army interrogation died on Sunday.
The painstaking process of restoring it's shattered historical artefacts mirrors Afghanistan's struggle to ensure lasting peace in the war-torn country.
The UN is urging Myanmar's new government to end discrimination and human rights violations such as restrictions of movement, forced labour and sexual abuse against Rohingya Muslims and other minorities.
An Indonesian women who brought a dog into a mosque is being accused of blasphemy, a criminal offence in Indonesia with a maximum penalty of five years in prison.
Comment: Inventing some barbaric enemy allows the equally false creation of one's own heroic identity, writes Laith Saud.
Two people were killed when Muslim insurgents detonated a motorcycle bomb at a crowded market place in Southern Thailand.
In a four-day operation targeting Islamist militants, Sri Lankan authorities have detained 100 people found in possession of illegal weapons or drugs.
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Sri Lanka's troops launched a major hunt for suspects accused of carrying out the Easter suicide bombings that killed 258 people.
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Social networks saw a surge in fake news after the Easter suicide bombings a month ago despite an official social media blackout.
Sri Lankan authorities say they have calmed the situation after Monday's anti-Muslim riots through two overnight curfews imposed nationwide.