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The Chinese were white, until white men called them yellow
In Indonesia, LGBT communities viewed as a moral threat – condemned by religion and, increasingly, by lawFilipino communists’ 50-year struggle scmp.com
Filipino communists’ 50-year struggleSubmitted by KentTheramine moderator in Filipino
US imports thousands of giraffe parts, from pillows to Bible covers - The 40,000 body parts likely represent about 4,000 dead giraffes, many purchased from trophy hunters, according to US Humane Society
Indonesia’s hijab headbangers and the first heavy metal president
Filipino communists mark a half century of armed struggle
How 10 Asian shopkeepers took on the Sicilian mafia in Palermo
The Chinese were white, until white men called them yellow
Solomon Islands oil spill worse than first thought, say owners of Hong Kong-flagged tanker, as three-mile-long slick threatens Unesco World Heritage siteSuicide Pod scmp.com
Suicide PodSubmitted by OldHippieChick in Age_and_Ageism (edited )
Swing loooooooooooooow Sweet Chariot!!!! Yea, I already know that; just like recreational MJ and AI/Transhumanism
New Zealand waterways are filled with sewage and faeces because it has ‘too many cows’
Chinese Police Test Gait-Recognition Technology That Identifies People Based on How They Walk
Malaysian police kept mass graves, human trafficking camps on Thai border secret for months, inquiry hears
China’s brightest children recruited to develop AI ‘killer bots’
Six years after Bangladesh’s Rana Plaza disaster, garment workers protesting low wages suffer police brutality in return
The insect apocalypse is coming; how is this affecting Hong Kong?
Hong Kong’s libido takes another hit, from herbivore men and hermits
How greedy brokers force thousands of Vietnamese workers to seek precarious work in Taiwan
In rich Singapore, why must migrant workers go hungry?
Why Beijing isn’t Marxist enough for China’s radical millennials
Man who slapped woman not wearing a hijab in viral video arrested
‘Fed up, angry and about to explode’: Hong Kong May Day marchers call for improved labour rights and higher minimum wage
China refuses to give up ‘developing country’ status at WTO
Brace for a global recession unlike any other amid a world polarised by the US and China
One of China’s richest men to build US$1.74 billion paean to communism
Driver stuck inside smart car for an hour until it completed a software update.
Foxconn admits schoolchildren worked overnight to build Amazon Alexas
How Chinese scientists plan to turn Dubai into rice fields
Vietnamese activist jailed for 14 years for live-streaming protest against steel plant’s pollution: The US$10.6 billion steel complex discharged toxins such as cyanide and phenol, killing massive amounts of fish and other sea life along more than 200km of coastline.
Putin: Russia has invulnerable nukes that can hit anywhere on Earth
Our ruined planet: land decay set to unleash mass migration
Just jaywalked? Check your mobile phone for a message from police
China’s building a rain-making network three times the size of Spain
New Zealand homosexual convictions can be wiped under new law
In Philippines, Duterte’s drug war finds a new target: 9-year-olds
Death with the push of a button in this futuristic ‘suicide pod’
Why Beijing isn’t Marxist enough for China’s radical millennials
China brings Star Wars to life with ‘laser AK-47’ that can set fire to targets a kilometre away
China culls 900 pigs after reports of African swine fever outbreak
Number of people sleeping in McDonald’s soars six-fold in five years
Why Beijing isn’t Marxist enough for China’s radical millennials
‘How can you be raped?’ Doctors in India ignorant of trans people
Hong Kong’s poor forced to eat food only fit for ‘pigs and dogs’ as city’s money-hungry companies exploit need for basic items
India rape victim self-immolates to protest police inaction
Sharia court in Malaysia delays caning of women for lesbian sex
Hackers dump personal data of hundreds of German politicians
Taiwanese protest after Japanese fash kicks ‘comfort woman’ statue
Southern China fortifies defences against Super Typhoon Mangkhut
China legalises ‘re-education camps’ for ‘religious extremists’ in Xinjiang