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Hong Kong’s publishers keep disappearing. Its autonomy could be next

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The slave labor behind your favorite clothing brands: Gap, H&M and more exposed

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China denounces pet dogs as a modern-day menace

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Bali’s government is on an unrepentant dog-killing spree

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Thai police officers leave Victory Monument after they finish guarding inside it Tuesday, June 3, 2014 in Bangkok. (AP/Sakchai Lalit)

4 harmless acts criminalized by Thailand’s military rulers

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Myanmar workers work on a fishing boats at a pier in Prachuabkhirikhant province, southern Thailand Tuesday, March 4, 2014. (AP/Apichart Weerawong)

Trash fish: It’s gross, tainted by slavery and possibly in your dog food

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The world’s biggest drinkers are not who you think

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Forget “Captain Phillips”: Piracy has a new world capital

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5 reasons slaves still catch your seafood dinner

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Molotovs and monitor lizards on the front lines of Thai “coup”

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Fighting meth addiction with hard drugs

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Bangkok: World’s most popular city?

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New Thai campaign ad appeals to transgender voters

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Death by soap opera?

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Are expats America’s laziest voters?

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Is it time to ban ivory for good?

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Ramadan porn-block blitz

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Twitter rage from Myanmar

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Did slaves catch your seafood?

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Students attend their college graduation ceremony in Shanghai's Fudan University July 2, 2011. (Carlos Barria / Reuters)

Asia’s rampant cheating problem

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Kim Jong Un, right, along with his father and North Korea leader Kim Jong Il, left, attends during a massive military parade on Oct. 10, 2010

Anxiety reigns after Kim Jong Il’s death

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A Thai go-go dancers waits for customers at Bangkok's normally packed Soi Cowboy red-light area just before curfew May 25, 2010. Bar owners and go-go dancers say a night-time curfew in the Thai capital has badly affected their business, with tourist scared off and expatriate customers staying home. REUTERS/Damir Sagolj (THAILAND - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST TRAVEL BUSINESS) (Reuters)

Terrorism at a Thai brothel

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Vietnam War babies: Grown up and low on luck

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