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  1. Hong Kong: Netizen Against Introduction of Internet Filtering

    12 hours ago

    The Hong Kong government has issued a consultation paper on the “Review of the Control of Obscene and Indecent Articles Ordinance” last Friday (Oct 3). The first round of consultation will be lasted until end of

    Tagged: politics, human rights, technology, english, law, weblog, media, freedom of speech, china, children, chinese, youth, protest, governance, east asia, cyber activism, internet and 038 telecoms, hong kong china

  2. Afghanistan: Students on Hunger Strike

    Sep 29, 2008

    Azar Balkhi reports that following the language dispute in the Balkh province of Afghanistan, in which students of the local university entered into a clash with the police, the protesters went on a hunger strike.

    Tagged: afghanistan, english, language, roundups, youth, protest, central asia and 038 caucasus

  3. Ukraine: MTV and Domestic Violence

    Sep 23, 2008

    Natalia Antonova links to her piece on GlobalComment about “MTV Ukraine and the normalization of domestic violence.” LJ user maryxmas has translated Antonova's text into Ukrainian; a Russian translation is posted in

    Tagged: human rights, law, media, ukraine, roundups, protest, gender, cyber activism, eastern and 038 central europe

  4. India: The road ahead for West Bengal

    Sep 23, 2008

    Sunday Posts discusses the politics behind resisting the establishment of Tata Motor's factory in Singur and the State Government's failure to resolve the problem. The blog also discusses the impacts it will have on

    Tagged: politics, south asia, business, english, india, roundups, protest, governance

  5. Japan: Nike buys out name of public park

    Japan: Nike buys out name of public park

    Sep 15, 2008

    Nike Japan, the Japanese subsidiary of sportswear multinational Nike, will turn a public park in central Tokyo (Shibuya Ward), Miyashita Park [宮下公園], into what they call “Nike Park” [ja]. The naming rights have already

    Tagged: sport, english, japan, weblog, environment, japanese, protest, east asia, refugees