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The Natural Fruit Co. sued Andy Hall over a survey of workers that was published online.

Bangkok Rounds Up Monitor Lizards

The resident population of hulking reptiles has grown to around 400 at the city's Lumpini Park, and officials are now returning some of them to the wild.

Six Indonesians, five Malaysians remain captive to Abu Sayyaf and other groups in southern Philippines.

Satellite imagery, population data used to project “excess deaths” from polluted air.

Security agencies blame Pakistan-based militant group Jaish-e-Muhammad for strike on army installation.

Job losses, safety issues and law violations cited as the reasons for repatriating migrant workers.

Federal government does not fully honor Malaysia Agreement of 1963, Sarawak activist group claims.

Rice-swarming caterpillars have damaged thousands of acres of farmland in four days.

Indian Professors Among 3 Hostages Freed from IS Captivity in Libya

They were held for nearly 18 months by Islamic State in Sirte.

Former prime minister delivers “People’s Declaration” signed by 1.4 million people.

2 Die in Indonesian Ferry Blast

Mechanical failure caused explosion on boat carrying 35 tourists from Bali to Lombok, police suspect.

Muslim grooms skirt law that requires first wife’s knowledge to wed second bride.

Muhammad Basri, the deputy to slain MIT leader Santoso, took command in July.

Extremist group is featuring children in constant barrage of propaganda.

Malaysia is shoring up defenses as the Philippines steps up its war on militants.

Pending cases against civilians in military courts should be transferred to civilian courts, advocates say.

India: Sunni, Shia Muslims Pray Together on Eid

A small mosque in the Delhi area draws members of the two Islamic sects to a special service.

The celebration of sacrifice calls for gratitude, acts of charity and community feasts.

Yusuf Adirima says he has turned his back on his past life.

About 100 suspected criminals have died in extrajudicial situations this year, rights groups say.

Bezwada Wilson’s effort to end manual emptying of human excreta has earned him Asia’s Ramon Magsaysay Award.

An explosion of a boiler started the blaze, authorities say.

In Indonesia, Livestock Sales Rise Ahead of Eid-ul-Adha

Demand for cattle, sheep and goats used in sacrificial rites during the Islamic holiday remains high despite increasing prices.

Thai army chief questions BRN’s claim of responsibility for recent bombings.

Attack on deaf and mute homeless woman is latest in incidents of “mob-justice” in Assam.

Indian Acid Victim Hits NYC Catwalk

Reshma Qureshi, 19, a model who was disfigured in an attack, says she hopes to change people's perception of acid attack survivors as being weak.

Ex-PM alleges deep corruption within his old party, saying it led him to form a new one.

The crisis is the worst to hit the region since an insurgency peaked in 1991, experts say.

The United Malaysian Indigenous Party is poised to join the opposition.

Western countries need to recognize and fix the causes, says elder statesman.