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A Swedish court is to consider the issue of how much sexual violence is legally permitted between two consenting partners in a case involving a 32-year-old man who came into …
Swedish Court Considers Sadomasochism Case Read MoreWith a six-year flying ban to Europe finally lifted, national carrier Garuda Indonesia relaunched its Jakarta to Amsterdam direct service this week, inviting government officials, legislators, businesspeople and journalists on …
With a Touch Down in Amsterdam, Garuda Enters a New Era Read MorePress release from International Trade Union Confederation As the frenzy grows over the upcoming FIFA World Cup in South Africa, there is a part of the World Cup that won’t …
Exploitation of Asian Workes Stitching World Cup Soccer Balls Read MoreSingapore’s Association of Small and Medium Enterprises (ASME) plans to open its first business centre abroad in Phnom Penh next year, according to Channel NewsAsia. The centre aims to explore …
Singapore to Open SME Office in Phnom Penh Read MoreSwedish oil company Lundin Petroleum and the consortium it belonged to in Sudan were involved in war crimes and crimes against humanity, according to a new report. The company has …
Swedish Oil Company Accused of War Crimes Read MoreJakarta Governor Fauzi Bowo announced Tuesday that the city would add the frequency of the Car Free Day event to twice a month after the city’s anniversary on June 22 …
Car Free Day in Jakarta Twice a Month Read More