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Pacific Migrants Are Caught in the Tangled Web of US Healthcare Politics

Pacific Migrants Are Caught in the Tangled Web of US Healthcare Politics

By Sandeep Kandikuppa, Paulina Perman, and Mary Therese Perez Hattori
COFA migrants’ struggle to access Medicaid is a microcosm of the inequities that still plague the U.S. approach to Pacific Island communities. 
Members of Exiled Chinese Church Detained in Thailand

Members of Exiled Chinese Church Detained in Thailand

By Tian Macleod Ji and David Rising
Members of the Shenzhen Holy Reformed Church, also called the Mayflower Church, came to Thailand in 2022 seeking asylum. 

Hun Sen Announces Free Tickets for Southeast Asian Games

Hun Sen Announces Free Tickets for Southeast Asian Games

By Luke Hunt
The Cambodian leader has also said that broadcast rights will also be free, ending a standoff with Thailand.

Online Bride and Prejudice in Uzbek Society

Online Bride and Prejudice in Uzbek Society

By Niginakhon Saida and Zukhra Rakhmatullaeva
As matchmatching moves online in Uzbekistan, bigoted preferences are more apparent than ever. 

Revisiting Uzbekistan’s Progress on Religious Freedom 

Revisiting Uzbekistan’s Progress on Religious Freedom 

By Catherine Putz
Five years ago, Uzbekistan began re-engaging with the U.N. on matters of religious freedom. What progress has been made, and what remains to be done?
Tears, Anger as Indonesia Loses U20 World Cup, Faces FIFA Sanctions

Tears, Anger as Indonesia Loses U20 World Cup, Faces FIFA Sanctions

By Niniek Karmini and Graham Dunbar
Indonesians are in an uproar after rejection of the Israeli team cost their country its chance to host a global football tournament.

COVID-19 Exposed Weaknesses in China’s Rural Healthcare

COVID-19 Exposed Weaknesses in China’s Rural Healthcare

By Ran Yan
The pandemic exposed notable deficiencies in rural healthcare – starting with the village clinic, the first level of healthcare for rural Chinese.
In India, the State Challenges Independent Media

In India, the State Challenges Independent Media

By Tarushi Aswani
India’s media crackdown goes far beyond the BBC – and it is the country's independent journalists and news houses that are most vulnerable to attack.

Women Join the Fight for Rights in Pakistan’s Gwadar

Women Join the Fight for Rights in Pakistan’s Gwadar

By Mariyam Suleman Anees
Fishing is a male domain, but thousands of women are on the streets demanding implementation of laws against trawling and for inclusive development.

Soccer is Empowering Burmese Migrant Girls on the Thai Border

Soccer is Empowering Burmese Migrant Girls on the Thai Border

By Shalini Perumal
Sports programs run by the organization PlayOnside offer girls and young women displaced by Myanmar's civil war an escape from patriarchal social expectations.

The Case of Guo Wengui: How Anti-China ‘Fake News’ Thrives in the West

The Case of Guo Wengui: How Anti-China ‘Fake News’ Thrives in the West

By Juan Alberto Ruiz Casado
Unscrupulous individuals who frame themselves as persecuted dissidents can easily deceive a media environment poised to believe any negative story about China.
What Are Australia’s Plans for the ‘Indigenous Voice’?

What Are Australia’s Plans for the ‘Indigenous Voice’?

By Rod McGuirk
Australia is planning a constitutional referendum on creating an Indigenous Voice in Parliament, but the move has generated controversy.

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