Stories from 20 October 2005
Cambodia: Secret Treaty
The Cambodia-Vietnam border negotiations continue to be a hot topic in the local blogosphere. Dissident blog KI Media (“dedicated to publishing sensitive information about Cambodia”) offers a copy of a...
China: Too Much IP Law
Mutant Frog Travelogue has a paradigm shift: It's not that there's no intellectual property law in China; the problem is that there's too much of it.
East Asia: Bird Flu Fowl
Effect Measure is a blog run by public health experts and epidemiologists. They are very worried about what they call the bird flu iceberg.
Hong Kong: Newspaper Survival
Diana Wong at Chatter Garden asks whether newspapers can still survive in Hong Kong.
Indonesia: Fuel Dominos
“What a year it's been,” says Macam-macam of Indonesian president Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono's first year in power. Corruption and rising fuel prices bedevil the country, Sarapan Ekonomi notes. Meanwhile, Myanmar...
Philippines: Blogconference
If you're in Manila, get out your diaries: the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism is having a conference on “Journalists as Bloggers” this Saturday, Oct. 22.
South Korea: Security Law Controversy
Several blogs have been discussing the top-line item in local news: the South Korean government's handling of the prosecution under the National Security Law of a local professor who had...
Vietnam: Twenty Reasons to Smile
Our Man in Hanoi lists twenty things that make him smile in Vietnam.
Bahrain: Bahraini Citizenship
Zainab Alkhawaja says that getting a citizenship should be about being Bahraini, not about the kings interests.
Ife Univeristy
“Sunday Lunch Ife Style” by Jangbalajugbu-Homeland Stories
Bhutan: More of that Happiness
Bhutan: More of that Happiness
Sri Lanka: Dress Code in Jaffna
Sri Lanka: Dress Code in Jaffna
Images from India: Pilgrim
“Pilgrim” by Mor
Bangladesh: Homosexuality and Islam
Bangladesh: Homosexuality and Islam
Racism, tribalism, Sexism -
Girl in the Meadow has an excellent rant on “tribalism, racism, sexism and the general deterioration of socio-political life in Kenya.
5 reasons to visit Nigeria
Australian blogger Nick in Nigeria gives 5 good reasons “why should you come to Nigeria” and Nigerian blogger, Fakafiki thanks him for “identifying with the Naija Spiritt!
Nepal: Constitution and Media
Nepal: Constitution and Media
Nepal: Tea anyone?
Nepal: Tea anyone?
