Thailand lawsuit shows social media becoming great levelerBy Jintana Panyaarvudh, The Nation/Asia News NetworkThe latest and most controversial speech of Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra about democracy in Mongolia last week has led to an impact beyond her expectation. At the seventh Ministerial ... China Post, 2 weeks ago |
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OIC youth forum launches annual program of Model OIC-TurkeyElmaddin Mehdiyev, chief of cabinet of the ICYF-DC International Secretariat (Photo: Today's Zaman) The Islamic Conference Youth Forum for Dialogue and Cooperation (ICYF-DC), an affiliated institution of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation ... Zaman, 2 weeks ago
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The right to judge some cultural practicesWaleed Aly (Comment, 5/4) and Tim Soutphommasane (Comment, 8/4) both make welcome and excellent cases against racism. Tim raises the issue of those who question whether racism even exists here. It does, but what I call ''culturism'' is often ... Melbourne Age, 1 month ago
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The McBites Just Aren't BitingJohn is a member of The Motley Fool Blog Network -- entries represent the personal opinion of the blogger and are not formally edited. I've talked before about the McDonald's Corporation(NYSE: MCD) and the company's plan to keep customers coming ... Motley Fool, 2 months ago
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Thailand: Prime Minister Sues Cartoonist for DefamationA Thai cartoonist who criticized the Prime Minister on Facebook is being sued for defamation. It's the first time that the Prime Minister has sued a citizen for commenting in a social media network. The cartoonist, who described Prime Minister ... Elites TV, 2 days ago
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Projectiles hurled at Thai daily after cartoonist's controversial postAttack, Charges laid, Media outlets, Artist, Thai Rath, Somchai Katanyutanan Share this: Reporters Without Borders 15 May 2013 Reporters Without Borders deplores an attack by four men who threw various projectiles at the security box outside the ... Ifex, 1 week ago
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Building Resistance, Organising for Change: IFJ Launches Eleventh Annual Press Freedom Report for South AsiaApril 2013 Media Release: SAMSN On World Press Freedom Day, 2013, the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) with UNESCO support launches a report on South Asia, the eleventh in an annual series that reviews all developments that have a ... IFJ Global, 3 weeks ago
IFJ: Eleventh Annual South Asia Press Freedom Report
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Southeast Asia from the Corner of 18th & K Streets: Getting Asia Right: Forget The "Pivot"May 2, 2013 The term was coined to divert attention away from a set of unflattering facts and ensure they were not misread to mean that the United States could not maintain its decades-long role as guarantor of regional security in the Indo-Pacific, ... Center for Strategic and International Studies, 2 weeks ago
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America's Founders vs. the IRSDocuments obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request revealed that agents for the Internal Revenue Service are bypassing warrants and sifting through the email and other electronic communications of American citizens. Those documents ... Creators.com, 1 month ago
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Gay Rights, Muslim Veils and Benign NeglectEurope IMMIGRATION CONTROL: Fences off Africans migrant Europe IMMIGRATION CONTROL: Fences off Africans migrant The tide of illegal immigrants fr... published: 02 Oct 2012 author: Europe IMMIGRATION CONTROL: Fences off Africans migrant published: 02 ... World News Network, 1 month ago
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