Full Coverage: East Asia
October 2007
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29.10.2007
The Chinese government will work with ICT companies on a proposal encouraging the development of Wi-Fi applications. The government will continue to leverage Web 2.0 technologies to engage with the public and improve public service delivery in specific areas.
more...Related topics/regions: [China] [ICT] [Governance] |
27.10.2007
More...Related topics/regions: [China] [Environment] [Conservation] [Rivers] [Indigenous rights] Image: Tiger Leaping Gorge
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25.10.2007
A century ago, working conditions in U.S. factories were extremely poor and death and injury were a part of everyday life. A slideshow reveals that while the United States has solved this problem on its own soil, it persists in the land of America's factory, China.
more...From: Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting Related topics/regions: [China] [United States] Image: Amputations from unsafe machinery.
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22.10.2007
Japanese bloggers are discussing the state of welfare in their country after the well documented death of a man due to starvation revealed cracks in the system.
more...From: Global Voices Online Related topics/regions: [Japan] |
11.10.2007
Faced with poverty and isolation, the youth of China's Liangshan Yi region easily fall prey to the world of drugs and prostitution. But thanks to a new program in the mountainous area, girls are getting a free and innovative education.
more...From: Mercy Corps Related topics/regions: [China] Image: A family in China's Liangshan Yi region.
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05.10.2007
The presidents of North and South Korea have signed a historic and permanent peace accord, and the North announced that its main nuclear facility will be dismantled.
more...From: MISNA Related topics/regions: [North Korea] [South Korea] Image: Closer ties between the two Koreas
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03.10.2007
"Keeping quiet while monks and other peaceful protesters are murdered and jailed is not evidence of constructive engagement," said an international human rights monitor Tuesday, urging Chinese, Indian, Thai, and other companies to take a stand against the military crackdown in Burma.
more...From: Human Rights Watch Related topics/regions: [China] [India] [Myanmar] [Thailand] [United States] Image: Demonstrating in Paris, but what about China? © Hugo* (flickr)
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