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National Guard Families Seek Compensation
The families of 58 national guards plan to lobby the central Chinese government in Beijing for greater compensation after their relatives were killed in a May earthquake, RFA’s Cantonese service… more →
RFA Unplugged
More great news
esuchallenge wrote 4 days ago: The East Asia team had more great news this week. In addition to working hard at learning lang … more →
Pressured by sex workers, Taiwan OKs prostitution
swoplv wrote 1 week ago: Wed Jun 24, 2009 9:23am EDT TAIPEI (Reuters) – Taiwan began a process of legalizing prostituti … more →
Asian Law Online Bibliographic Database (U. Melbourne)
Tao wrote 1 week ago: Access here. Developed by the Asian Law Centre at the University of Melbourne, the bibliographic da … more →
Harvard University Library Visual Information Access (VIA)
Tao wrote 1 week ago: Access here. Users can limit search to digital images only. Developed by the Harvard University Lib … more →
Taiwan legalizes world's oldest profession
swoplv wrote 1 week ago: Score one for sex workers: Activists in Taiwan emerged victorious Wednesday after waging a long batt … more →
Axis of evil: No news of N.Korean ship
kham wrote 1 week ago: AFP/25 June 2009 Yangon – Myanmar’s state media said on Wednesday it was expecting the a … more →
New Asia Books
Tao wrote 1 week ago: Access here. Affiliated with IIAS (International Institute of Asian Studies), “New Asia Books … more →
Clogging in Asia
esuchallenge wrote 1 week ago: The ESU mission team is doing great. They report that they recently had one of the best meals ever … more →
East Asia Law Review (U. Penn)
Tao wrote 1 week ago: Posted on behalf of Yuni Yan, an editor of the East Asia Law Review： “The East Asia Law Review … more →
seems like a step back
Nathaniel Edwards wrote 1 week ago: So, here is my schedule for Fall 2009 at The University of Georgia: Introduction to International R … more →
East Asia team update
esuchallenge wrote 2 weeks ago: The team arrived safely and are already building some important relationships. They have all of the … more →
North Korea says it will 'weaponize' its plutonium
susanbonner wrote 3 weeks ago: This is not going away folks, until their weapons are destroyed. I could not stand the way former Pr … more →
Taiwan floats plan for legalized prostitution zone
swoplv wrote 3 weeks ago: Fri Jun 12, 2009 10:10am BST TAIPEI (Reuters) – Taiwan’s interior ministry has proposed … more →
Welcome!
Kelly wrote 3 weeks ago: Welcome to 慢慢吃 (Màn Màn Chī), a blog devoted to Asian cuisine and food culture. Readers will be able … more →
Japanese Law Translation
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Sergio Stone wrote 3 weeks ago: Hap tip to Ben Jones for pointing out that these are unofficial translations. Japan’s Ministry … more →
CHINA THE NEW GREEN
wmmbb wrote 3 weeks ago: Somebody should tell the coal exporters that China may not want the stuff in the future. Maybe they … more →
Who Am I?
Nomad wrote 4 weeks ago: Have you ever had an identity crisis? A few days ago at a football practice, I was answering a ques … more →
Meeting in the Middle
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Paul Drye wrote 1 month ago: “Peradventure ye do not know how very far off that region is to which ye would go? Or, perhaps … more →
Official: Kim's Youngest Son Apparent Successor in North Korea
susanbonner wrote 1 month ago: Kim Jong II’s crazy offspring to ruulllle the world. Yea! Oh come on people, Brian and I have … more →
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