An Indian student recounts her recovery from depression.

Overshadowed by other crises around the world, 100,000 refugees are stranded in camps along the Thai-Myanmar border.

Their husbands were murdered in attacks on Christians in 2008, but justice has yet to be done.

Ram Puniyani debunks 5 misconceptions that drive violence against religious minorities.

The artist from Pune, India recounts censorship and bias.

Shreya Narayan shares her experience as a Bollywood actress and what she see would like to see change.

Mongolian Minister of Foreign Affairs Tsend Munkh-Orgil gives an exclusive interview to The Diplomat.

In 20 years, Nepal may not have any undammed rivers left.

One girl's story shines a light on a pervasive problem.

The Diplomat visited Zam in Kathmandu to speak to her about her decision to leave Bhutan.

One nun is breaking stereotypes about women and clergy alike.

Vijay Simha, a senior Indian journalist, recovered from alcoholism to write books on sobriety.

Boo Junfeng discusses his latest film, which takes on the issue of capital punishment in Singapore, in an exclusive interview.

The Diplomat spoke to filmmaker Tenzing Sonam, a Tibetan in exile, about the Dharamshala International Film Festival

Nepalese journalist switches to singing for storytelling.

Forty years after a student massacre, some in Thailand are trying to keep memories alive through art.