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Hong Kong: On Urinating on the Street

Written byOiwan Lam
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Posted 9 May 2014 12 years ago

To engage with the social debate triggered by a toddler's wee and poo, Evan Fowler urinated in a public street and explored the meaning of civilization in his writing at the House News.

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    […] Hong Kong: On Urinating on the Street Hong Kong: On Urinating on the Street. Posted 9 May 2014 7:00 GMT. To engage with the social debate triggered by a toddler's wee and poo, Evan Fowler urinated in a public street and explored the meaning of civilization in his writing at the House News. Full News here – Read more on Global Voices Online […]

    9 May 2014, 9:10 am

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