Stories from 12 October 2005
The Week That Was – Bolivian Blogs
Elections scheduled for December 4th are far from certain of taking place. What has been for certain over the past week in La Paz and El Alto has been the scarcity of liquid gas used for cooking. MABB displays some pictures of long lines of Paceños and their justifiable frustration....
Nepal: LGBT charter
Nepal: LGBT charter
Pakistan: Donations
Pakistan: Donations
Colombia: At the Scene of a Car Bomb
Harry Hutton
Bangladesh: Images and Tourism
Bangladesh: Images and Tourism
Travels in the Kurdish Blogosphere
For Iraqis, October 15th is the big day… the day of Iraqi Constitution Referendum. The vote is a simple yes or no in favor of the Iraqi Constitution. All Iraqis are eligible to vote, even former dictator Sadaam Hussein. The Kurdish people of Iraq are abuzz with these events. Sami...
Sri Lanka: Politician's New Clothes
Sri Lanka: Politician's New Clothes
Sri Lanka: Less Dictatorial
Sri Lanka: Less Dictatorial
China:Blogspot no longer blocked
Blogspot, the blog hosting service held by Google, was said to be removed from banning list of Chinese internet flitering system. (Via Keso; Here is an English translation by Danwei) . It has been blocked for almost 3 years in mainland China. In addition, Google Cache, the service to arhchive...
Brazil: Photoblog Exhibit in NYC
Brazilian photoblogger Tatiana Cardeal announces she will be showing 10 photographs at MediaNoche.