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  • Must Register for Food

    Jaheda Begum is an undocumented Rohingya refugee who wants to feed her family. [more]
  • Burma Beware

    Ethnic minorities in Myanmar call for caution as sanctions ease. [more]
  • Nepal's Muslims call for Constitutional Input

    A growing sement of Nepali society want their voices heard. [more]
  • A New Frontier

    East Kalimantan was once timber country, now it’s coal that rules. [more]

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Mother Robin Lim named 2011 CNN Hero

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  • Ishi Mak on Photographing Shanghai’s Architectural Heritage
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  • Partying Against Poverty

PATTERNS

Broader Access to Paediatric Cancer Drugs

  • Will Pressure Make Chinese Aid More Transparent?
  • When Mother Tongues Divide?
  • Choosing Death Over Homelessness
  • Mental Persecution
  • The Mohawk Crusade
  • Shrimp and Ginger the New Bread and Butter for Mekong Farmers


PERSPECTIVES

The Urban Poor from Below

  • Violence in a climate of freedom
  • What’s Wrong with Contemporary Indonesia?
  • Pathways to a People’s President
  • Still an Age of Activism
  • Supreme Ruler for Aceh?
  • HIV/AIDS: "Unprecedented progress", Despite Poor Funding
  • Boosting Cities' Food Resilience

PALATE

OMG! Eat-Your-Vegetables

  • White Rice or Black Sago?
  • Hardcore Vietnamese Bánh Mì - The “Bang Me” We Love
  • The Best Kind of Cooking Class
  • The Indian Kitchen: The Basics
  • Cancer in a Nut
  • The Rice Dumpling:An Echo of What We Once Were
  • The Duan Wu Festival – and Its Dumplings


PLACES

Patan Durbar Square

  • Beguiling Chapagaun
  • Rambling in Jaffna: An Ode to the Past
  • Psst, Don't Tell Americans about the Philippines
  • Cox’s Bazar: A Day at the Seaside
  • The Thai Wai and Foreign Tourists
  • China: Golf in Xinjiang

POETRY

The Tiger Wife

  • Dearly Beloved
  • River and the Moon
  • Good Father
  • Josephine
  • Tragic or what?
  • The Lament


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Asian Rural Institute (ARI)

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  • Afghan Women's Writing Project
  • Akshaya Patra Foundation
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PICKS

Give Us the Meat

  • Japanese “Comfort Women” Served US Soldiers
  • My Country Diss of Thee
  • All Animals Are Comrades
  • Apocalypse, Not!
  • Alternative Healing in China
  • Too Explicit? HK Sex Education Book Raises Eyebrows
  • They Turned Their Fantasy into Sporting Reality


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asia! IN A SNAP

  • No Ordinary Security Guard

    Ram Bahadur has to work for each and everything. Most times, he stands at the gate, sometimes he has to fetch water, othertimes he has to go to the market to buy vegetables and fruits. He is no ordinary security guard.  MORE>>

  • Government School

    School is a place for learning about the ABCs and life. It is not merely an educational institution, it has become an essential part of childhood - a place we associate with early memories. These are memories from a student in one of Nepal's government schools.  MORE>>

  • The 7th Edition of Angkor Photo Festival

    The first photo festival in SE Asia is back! Now on its 7th year, Angkor Photo Festival runs from November 19 to 26 in Siem Reap, Cambodia and will be showing the work of 110 photographers, including 60 from Asia. Created in 2005, the festival is the first of its kind in the region, and is a platform to discover, educate and share talent from all over the world.   MORE>>

  • Street Kids Meet Street Dogs

    A unique relationship between Kathmandu city's street children and stray dogs.  MORE>>

  • The Resistance Movement: Street Art Revisited

    Street art has become a form of art that cannot be ignored. 'The Resistance Movement' is a group exhibition that portrays four different emerging local artists: Mazlan Ahmad (Skope), Eman Raharno (Clogtwo!), Farizwan Fajari (Speak Cryptic), Shahril Supangat (OneTwoDelta).   MORE>>

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