The Treasury Department released rules that would prevent schools with race-based programs from qualifying for tax-exempt status, a threat to both higher education and other private schools.

Views split on succession by sons of adoptees from former imperial branches

The misogynistic internet subculture has gained traction in real life. For women in academia, the manosphere is an escalation of a familiar reality.

The idea is getting new attention from the Trump administration as an alternative route to limit citizenship rights.

FIFA praised Japanese fans for cleaning the World Cup stadium. A Chubu University professor's viral reply, however, asked why Japanese men can't do this at home.

For many students at Ilsung Women’s Middle and High School, going to school is a dream they had to postpone for decades. The Seoul school, which offers middle a

Delphine O Critiques South Koreas Gender, Child Policies French-Korean politician highlights child-rearing, gender challenges at Asian Leadership Conference

Fresh off a major festival win and new international distribution deals, Taichi Kimura reflects on the deeply personal project that honors his mother's perseverance.

BL Shirelle believes art has the power to heal and helped her turn around her life during her time in prison.

Women with high-risk pregnancies in South Korea are being sent hundreds of kilometers, sometimes by helicopter, in search of hospitals able to deliver their bab

Women's rights advocates filed a constitutional complaint against a high court decision that acquitted an alleged sex criminal despite the victim refusing 75 times in an hour.

Amplifying the voices of women and minority experts on China

Five former presidents of Korea made it onto a list of perpetrators of state violence in Korea's authoritarian past. Syngman Rhee, Park Chung-hee,...

Nearly 100 children in South Korea died from abuse over the past five years, most at the hands of their own parents, according to police data covering tens of t

President Lee Jae Myung on Monday ordered an investigation into police officials over the murder of a stalking victim, and called for tougher measures to protec

Government to urge wage data reporting as women struggle to advance in workforce

Under Japanese law, sterilization surgery for women can be performed only when specific health risks are present.

A government-run research institute has found that gender discrimination remains the most common social risk factor for health among young women, who also repor

The gender pay gap at South Korea’s major conglomerates still hovers near 30 percent while women make up roughly one-quarter of the workforce, a report showed S

Despite gendered repression, smear campaigns and imprisonment by Beijing authorities, women in Hong Kong’s pro-democracy movement continue to lead and resist.

“Please do not rely on the U.S. government for assisted departure or evacuation,” a State department hotline said when NOTUS called Tuesday afternoon.

The move is aimed at retaining human resources amid unabated population outflow to bigger cities.

A Kabul-based legal adviser says it is now ‘impossible for women to get any justice’ in the Taliban-run courts. Arpan Rai reports

Remarks by Leta Hong Fincher at the Jimmy Carter Forum on U.S.-China Relations 2026

The Justice Ministry is moving toward revising Japan's anti-prostitution law to punish the sex buyers, addressing a legal imbalance that has only targeted the sellers for 70 years, according to govern...

“Virtually everything the administration is doing is pro-crime.”

I spent months studying how authoritarians like Trump lose. The answer is shockingly simple.

The country’s military is becoming desperate for troops—and may eventually force women to serve.

And how Trump mastered the omniscandal.

Last year, South Korea surpassed 8 million single-person households for the first time. According to data released in December by the Ministry of Data and Stati

South Jeolla has apologized for the Jindo County governor, who said the country should "import young virgins from Sri Lanka or Vietnam."

By the time Yoo Eun-a (pseudonym) realized she was pregnant in 2023, she had already ended a five-year relationship and three years of cohabitation — the final

Hong Kong legislator Judy Chan has urged the government to allow unmarried women access to assisted reproductive services amid record low births in the city.

For more than three decades, Bangladesh was one of the few countries in the world to be led by women, yet there are almost none on the February 12 ballots.

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Calls to reduce South Korea’s reliance on institutional care for people with disabilities are gaining renewed attention after a new case of sexual assault invol

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Despite recognising the pitfalls of AI, young adults and children across South Asia continue to use it for emotional, academic, and professional support. But experts worry that without sufficient guar...