India has an estimated 500,000 transgender people.
Asia
Yemen’s children starve as war drags on
"I have already lost a cousin to malnutrition today, I can't lose my little brother," 19-year-old Mohammed Ali says.
‘Catholics must be patriots’ in China to end divide with Vatican
The ruling Communist Party has long feared that opposition to its rule could be spread by religious and other civic groups outside its control.
What Catholics can learn from a Hindu saint on his 1,000th anniversary
To study Ramanuja and his writings is to gain a glimpse of a Hindu tradition that is old and deep, learned and pious.
South Korean president impeached
Lawmakers from both parties faced huge pressure to act against Park.
Meeting between Pope Francis and President Tran Dai Quang of Vietnam suggests continuing progress
The Holy See would like its relationship with Vietnam developed further through full diplomatic relations.
Myanmar’s Three ‘Cs’
Yangon Cardinal Charles Bo said it was time to “reverse the trend” of a 60-year decline in Myanmar.
When being a Good Samaritan is the more expensive option
“Old Stone” is the story of one man’s undoing in China.
South Korean Catholics seek president’s resignation over scandal
At least 10 dioceses have called for Park’s resignation and held Masses praying for the country.
Are Vietnam and the Vatican close to establishing diplomatic relations?
Relations between the Holy See and Vietnam are moving ahead in a positive way.
