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Asia Undercovered Media Analysis #3: The most undercovered country in Asia
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Asia Undercovered Special: Rural Women
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Asia Undercovered 13 Oct 2020
Undercovered this week In Sept 2019, environmental advocate and net idol Houayheuang Xayabouly, better known as Muay, was detained for posting a Facebook video criticizing the Laos government response to a flooding disaster. A year later, a movement for her release is growing, writes Mong Palatino for Global Voices. In
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Breaking News Backgrounder #4 – Indonesia's Democracy under Threat
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Asia Undercovered Special: History
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Asia Undercovered 29 Sept 2020
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Asia Undercovered 28 Sept 2020
In this round-up, you’ll find stories about critical regional elections in Malaysia, the expansion of forced labor in China, and much much more. If you find Asia Undercovered useful, please help me spread the word by sharing this issue with your friends, family, and colleagues. You can forward this
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Breaking News Backgrounder #3 – Air Pollution in Asia
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Asia Undercovered 11 Sept 2020
This week’s issue is late due to me being sick because of the massive haze/fires events ravaging California. It reminds me of the 2015 Indonesia fires, a undercovered story, which I covered. Subscribers, expect two issues next week! Undercovered this week Firstly, a touching piece by Palden Soman
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Asia Undercovered Media Analysis #2 Press Freedom under threat in Asia
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Asia Undercovered 26 August 2020
Undercovered this week The war on religion in China continues. We know what’s happened to Uyghur mosques and shrines. Now, more evidence that Buddhism is under threat too, as Bitter Winter reports on the drive to destroy publications by a 92 year old monk – mainly because he is renowned