Global Voices · 19 September 2005

19 September 2005

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Stories from 19 September 2005

Indian bloggers on film, books, blogging, and real life.

South Asia 19 September 2005

Apu of A Wind-up Bird Chronicle reflects on early feminist writing from the subcontinent. In the fiftieth year of Nabokov's Lolita, here's Hurree Babu of Kitabkhana imagining an aging Humbert and an aging Lolita. Mumbai's J.Alfred Prufrock (yes, we have not one but TWO Prufrocks in India) of Prufrock's Page...

Chile: Celebrating Chile's Founding

Latin America 19 September 2005

Jeanette Jalil wishes Chile Chile a happy birthday and prosperous future.

China: blogging with Chinese characteristics

East Asia 19 September 2005

EastSouthWestNorth compares blogging in China to the U.S. and Hong Kong. He explains why internet bulletin boards are more influential than blogs in China.

Brazil: US State Department Info Sheets

Latin America 19 September 2005

Atari In Rio calls it unreasonable to judge Brazil solely by the U.S. State Department’s Consular Info Sheet.

Hong Kong: WTO protests

East Asia 19 September 2005

Che at Chatter Garden posts an account of the welcome extended by the Mexican goverment to non-government groups staging demonstrations at the WTO in Cancun, 2003. Hong Kong will host a WTO round in November.

China: High suicide rate

East Asia 19 September 2005

HKDave picks up on a report about the lack of trained mental-health professionals in China, and the high proportion of rural women among the country's suicides.

Cambodia: Imported labor

East Asia 19 September 2005

Just how much, wonders Phnom Penh-based ThaRum, does Cambodia need expats?

North Korea: Translation issue

East Asia 19 September 2005

Oranckay “re-translates” the English version of the statement issued by the six-parties to the Korean nuclear talks.

North Korea: Nuke-free pledge

East Asia 19 September 2005

One Free Korea takes apart, in a point-by-point analysis, the unexpected announcement that North Korea will give up its nuclear weapons program in exchange for security and assistance guarantees from the other five parties to the China-brokered talks.

Bolivia: Social Forum

Latin America 19 September 2005

Complimenting Nick Buxton's coverage, Movimiento Boliviano de Lucha Contra el TLC y el ALCA also has a summary of the Bolivian Social Forum held last week in Camiri.

Nigeria: The bus stops here

Sub-Saharan Africa 19 September 2005

Chippla gets ready to say farewell to the time-honored, happy-g0-lucky methods of bus-boarding in Abuja, with the advent of posh new bus-stops in the city.

Kenya: Diplomatic rape scandal

Sub-Saharan Africa 19 September 2005

Kenya Democracy Project quotes unnamed official sources on the reported rape of a Kenyan diplomat by a Kenyan diplomat in the United States, during the visit of President Mwai Kibaki.

Kenya: Cellphone money

Sub-Saharan Africa 19 September 2005

Bankelele has seen the future of money transfers in Kenya, and it's cellphone-shaped.

Ethiopia: Collective memory

Sub-Saharan Africa 19 September 2005

Ethiopundit posts a long and thoughtful essay drawing parallels between Marxist thought and HIV/AIDS, and between Ethiopian political culture and The Man Who Mistook His Wife For a Hat.

Microfinance initiative

Sub-Saharan Africa 19 September 2005

Timbuktu Chronicles reports that major financial institutions are increasingly offering microfinancing options in developing countries.

Argentina: Unaffordable Ushaia

Latin America 19 September 2005

Travel guru, Jorge Gobbi, admits he is probably still far off from visiting one of his own country's most popular tourist destinations, Ushuaia. In part he says, international tourists have increased prices beyond what Argentinians can afford.