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Taliban Official: 27 People Publicly Lashed in Afghanistan

Taliban Official: 27 People Publicly Lashed in Afghanistan

By Rahim Faiez
The lashings came a day after Taliban authorities publicly executed a man.
South Korea’s Government Accused of Violating Labor Rights Amid Truckers’ Strike

South Korea’s Government Accused of Violating Labor Rights Amid Truckers’ Strike

By Chelsie Alexandre
The disruption caused by the truckers’ strike has led to an aggressive response from the Yoon administration, with no signs of successful negotiation. 

Cyberattack on Top Indian Hospital Highlights Security Risk

Cyberattack on Top Indian Hospital Highlights Security Risk

By Associated Press
The All India Institute of Medical Sciences was crippled for nearly two weeks following a hack into servers that store patient records.

China Begins Implementing Relaxed COVID Control Measures

China Begins Implementing Relaxed COVID Control Measures

By Associated Press
The National Health Commission scrapped many of China's most stringent anti-pandemic regulations, including routine, mandatory PCR testing.

Should Chinese Court Rulings Hold in New Zealand?

Should Chinese Court Rulings Hold in New Zealand?

By Christopher Edward Carroll
That was the question at play in a recent court case involving a businessman with debts in China and land holdings in New Zealand.
Dissident Artist Ai Weiwei Says China Unrest Won’t Alter Regime

Dissident Artist Ai Weiwei Says China Unrest Won’t Alter Regime

By Barry Hatton
The recent unrest in several Chinese cities is “a big deal,” Ai acknowledges. But he calls for “realistic thinking” about the protests.

How Myanmar’s United Wa State Army Responded to COVID-19

How Myanmar’s United Wa State Army Responded to COVID-19

By Yaolong Xian
The country's most powerful armed rebel group has played a prominent role in battling the pandemic in the areas under its control.
Taliban to Allow High School Graduation Exams for Afghan Girls

Taliban to Allow High School Graduation Exams for Afghan Girls

By Rahim Faiez
Afghan girls have been banned from high school classrooms but with little advance notice will be allowed one day to take graduation exams. 

The Dark Side of K-Pop

The Dark Side of K-Pop

By Brandon Valeriano and Aleydis Nissen
Beneath the glittering surface image of K-pop idols lies the Dorian Grey-like heart of an industry that abuses and discards its trainees and stars.

Taiwan Watches China’s ‘White Paper’ Protests

Taiwan Watches China’s ‘White Paper’ Protests

By Brian Hioe
Taiwanese groups organized a series of vigils supporting the protests that broke out in China in late November.

Indonesia’s Parliament Passes Repressive New Penal Code

Indonesia’s Parliament Passes Repressive New Penal Code

By Sebastian Strangio
The passage came as protests against the new code erupted across the archipelago.
Glimmer of Justice for 9-Year-Old Killed in Philippine Drug War

Glimmer of Justice for 9-Year-Old Killed in Philippine Drug War

By Sebastian Strangio
Last month, a court accepted the petition of Lenin Baylon's father seeking to correct the cause of death listed on his death certificate.

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