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Shariah in Aceh: Eroding Secular Freedoms

August 21, 2010August 21, 2010 - by Bjarne Wildau - Leave a Comment

Independent reports on the implementation of Shariah in Aceh have concluded that it discriminates against the poor, in particular women, who are at the mercy of the Shariah Police. Banda …

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Jakarta Introduces Women-Only Trains to Avoid Groping

August 20, 2010August 20, 2010 - by Thomas Lykke Pedersen - Leave a Comment

Women can choose to board the female-only, orange and pink-seated carriages at the front and rear of trains in Jakarta, the latest in a growing number of cities to offer …

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Thai-Burmese Border Closure Costs Thailand Millions a Day

August 20, 2010August 20, 2010 - by Soren Lykke Bulow - Leave a Comment

The Thai-Burmese order has been closed for more than one month, and no one knows when it will reopen again. This is causing a whole lot of problems. Especially at …

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Phuket Loses Expo 2020 Bid – Ayutthaya Ahead in the Run

August 20, 2010August 20, 2010 - by Soren Lykke Bulow - Leave a Comment

After a six-month study by the Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau, the cities are left in the race for Thailand’s bid on the World Expo 2020. Phuket had high hopes, …

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WikiLeaks Rages: Launches Thaileaks

August 20, 2010August 20, 2010 - by Soren Lykke Bulow - Leave a Comment

Earlier this week, the Thailand authorities closed the access to WikiLeaks on security grounds, as the government stated. “This is not acceptable, anywhere in the world. Therefore we make all …

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The Airport Train Link Opens Monday

August 20, 2010July 28, 2014 - by Bjarne Wildau - Leave a Comment

The airport train link connecting Bangkok with Suvarnabhumi International Airport will begin commercial services on Monday, according to State Railway of Thailand (SRT) governor Yuthana Thapcharoen. Bangkok, the 18th of …

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Aussie Toxic Waste to Denmark

August 20, 2010August 20, 2010 - by Bjarne Wildau - Leave a Comment

Some 6,100 tonnes of Australian toxic waste will soon be making its way to Denmark to be destroyed at the Kommunekemi facility in Nyborg, following an export licence granted by …

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Mekong Region Rail Network Plan Moves Ahead

August 20, 2010August 20, 2010 - by Thomas Lykke Pedersen - Leave a Comment

The railway system, connecting more than 300 million people who live around one of the world’s great rivers, the Mekong, will come a step closer when ministers from Cambodia, China, …

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Thai Government Chopper Crash Kills Five

August 19, 2010August 19, 2010 - by Soren Lykke Bulow - Leave a Comment

Wednesday, officials said that a Thai government helicopter crashed in the ountry’s mountainous north, reports CNN. The chopper went missing Tuesday during heavy rainstorms. It belonged to Thailand’s Natural Resource …

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Bangladesh Arrests 21 After Rallies

August 19, 2010August 19, 2010 - by Bjarne Wildau - Leave a Comment

The police in Bangladesh have arrested three garment industry labor leaders and 18 other people on charges that they organized and participated in violent protests last month. International advocacy groups …

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