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This week: Trouble for Japan's ruling LDP, mourning the loss of Cambodia best (last?) independent news outlet, and how the Myanmar junta is using sexual images against women opposing it. Subscribe now Undercovered last week We may never know the true toll of Covid-19 in China, whether we
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This week: Visualizing the impact of Chinese dams in the upper Mekong, the forgotten Uyghur miners, and how a blind-led radio station is raising awareness of the disabled community in Indonesia. Subscribe now Undercovered last week According to Shohret Hoshur with RFA, the fate of 18 mostly Uyghur miners remains
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This week: Environmental challenges in Cambodia and Japan, more oppression in Tibet, and solutions videos (!) from Bhutan and Myanmar. Subscribe now Undercovered last week It’s been a year, now, since a railway opened linking Laos and China. But for locals, the strict Chinese controls and limited space for Lao
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This week: Protesting sand mining in Borneo, a scary new criminal code in Indonesia, and undercovered protests in Mongolia. Subscribe now Undercovered last week Though they seem to have mostly died down, the sudden protests across China earlier this month got widespread attention. But many articles ignored the victims that
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This week: India's richest corporation tries to silence journalists, protests in Thailand against APEC, and a powerful story about electric vehicles, minerals and deforestation in Indonesia. Subscribe now Undercovered last week Adani Group, India’s most powerful corporation led by Asia’s richest man, is known for it’
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This week: Key Asia climate and environment stories ahead of #COP, approaching elections in Malaysia and Nepal, and a call to release an unjustly-imprisoned Filipina journalist. Subscribe now Undercovered last week A huge tragedy in West Papua. The official cause of death is an accident, but many in the region,
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This week: More violence against ethnic minorities in Myanmar, Malaysia's upcoming elections, and China's Party Congress cements dictatorial rule. Subscribe now Undercovered last week There have been a lot of tragedies in Asia in the past few months. This one, which killed dozens of mostly Hazara
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This week: Another journalist killed in the Philippines, the death penalty remains popular in Taiwan, and the soccer disaster in Malang, Indonesia. Subscribe now Undercovered last week Balochistan – a region occupied by Pakistan and which has been home to an independence movement since 1949, doesn’t get much attention. But
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