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The Cat in the… Pot? Cuddly Felines Nap in Japanese Cookware

The Cat in the… Pot? Cuddly Felines Nap in Japanese Cookware

2017-12-15 C. A. Rodríguez
Cats sleeping in clay cooking pots are all the rage in Japan right now. Apparently, they are so popular that stores have started selling pots made exclusively for cats.
Right To Information Requests in Sri Lanka Reveals Process for Blocking Websites

Right To Information Requests in Sri Lanka Reveals Process for Blocking Websites

Information released by the Telecom Regulatory Commission revealed that from 2015 onward 13 websites had been blocked, including a number of websites publishing political news, and a few pornographic sites.
‘Recalcitrant’ Activist Charged by Singapore Police for Organizing ‘Illegal Assemblies’

‘Recalcitrant’ Activist Charged by Singapore Police for Organizing ‘Illegal Assemblies’

"We do not understand why the State is pursuing the seven charges against Jolovan Wham for events which were all peaceful and non-violent."

The Ahwazis of Iran Face Death Sentences after False Accusations of Opposing the Government

Concerns over United States President Trump's Latest Controversial Foreign Policies Loom Large in Africa

Sustentabilidad, paisaje cultural, arqueología y turismo: Bases para la gestión de proyectos, participación, conservación y protección del patrimonio socio-natural

Number 3
Victoria Becomes the First Australian State to Pass Voluntary Assisted Dying Legislation

Victoria Becomes the First Australian State to Pass Voluntary Assisted Dying Legislation

2017-12-15 E. L. Rodríguez
As Victoria becomes the first Australian state to legalise euthanasia, the country remains divided over what is being called a new, progressive trend in Australian politics.
Transgender Woman's Murder in Trinidad & Tobago Highlights Ostracism Faced by LGBTQ Community

Transgender Woman's Murder in Trinidad & Tobago Highlights Ostracism Faced by LGBTQ Community

"This wonderful human being, who cared so much for others, died for no reason .. other than perhaps, being different."
Syrian and Lebanese: On the Conflict of Identities

Syrian and Lebanese: On the Conflict of Identities

"Being half-Lebanese, half-Syrian is like being a child whose parents are separated and both hate you because each half of you reminds them of the other...."

The Fall of Chinese Internet Czar Lu Wei

A Local Newspaper's Full-Page Feature on Nuclear Radiation Survival Stirs Panic in China

Indonesian President Jokowi Leads Citizens in Condemning Donald Trump's Jerusalem Declaration

Number 4
What Future for the ‘Wikipedia Seagull’ on Kazakhstan's Brand New Banknotes?

What Future for the ‘Wikipedia Seagull’ on Kazakhstan's Brand New Banknotes?

2017-12-15 Clemencia Plazas
A seagull appearing on the 500 tenge note was claimed by a Swiss photographer, but officials have not acknowledged copyright infringement.
Harsh Prison Terms for Video Journalist and Blogger as Vietnam Cracks Down on Free Expression

Harsh Prison Terms for Video Journalist and Blogger as Vietnam Cracks Down on Free Expression

“Repressing citizen journalists is not only a violation of human rights but also a major impediment to Vietnam’s aspirations to become a tech and innovation hub.”
The Conviction of Another Dancehall Star Fails to Shock Crime-Weary Jamaicans

The Conviction of Another Dancehall Star Fails to Shock Crime-Weary Jamaicans

Following the incarceration of Vybz Kartel, Ninja Man is the second major dancehall artist in recent times to be convicted of murder in crime-weary Jamaica.

Painting a New Story: Sohrai Art in Jharkhand

Palestinians Aren't Surprised by US Jerusalem Move As World Already ‘Ignores Their Existence’

Victoria Becomes the First Australian State to Pass Voluntary Assisted Dying Legislation

Number 5
The Health of Thousands of Filipino Children Could Be at Risk, Thanks to Sanofi’s Dengue Vaccine

The Health of Thousands of Filipino Children Could Be at Risk, Thanks to Sanofi’s Dengue Vaccine

2017-12-15 E. L. Rodríguez
"Why just now...How about the thousands of children who were already given the vaccine?"
Ashraf Ghani Gets Thumbs Down After ‘Anti-Women’ Headscarf Gaffe

Ashraf Ghani Gets Thumbs Down After ‘Anti-Women’ Headscarf Gaffe

After an outcry, Afghanistan's president apologised for the remark.
Jailed Bahraini Rights Defender Nabeel Rajab Faces Additional Fifteen Years in Prison

Jailed Bahraini Rights Defender Nabeel Rajab Faces Additional Fifteen Years in Prison

Rajab is in prison for his human rights-related activities and for freely expressing his opinions.

A ‘Detainee of All Eras': The Prominent Case of Egyptian Activist Alaa Abdelfattah

Petition to Free the Eritrean Man Unjustly Arrested in Italy for Mistaken Identity

UNESCO Protects Balkan Grandma March Day Custom As Cultural Heritage

Number 6
Weaving Objects of Loss and Memory With Hayv Kahraman

Weaving Objects of Loss and Memory With Hayv Kahraman

2017-12-15 Eduardo Forero Lloreda
Kahraman’s new work is a masterful exploration of the issues of identity, personal struggle, and human consciousness.
In China, Skepticism Surrounding Police Investigation of Kindergarten Child Abuse Is Censored

In China, Skepticism Surrounding Police Investigation of Kindergarten Child Abuse Is Censored

"In a matter of a few minutes, thousands of questions popped up...Then in a matter of a few seconds, all the comments vanished and the comment function was closed."
Russian Atomic Regulator's Foray into Meme-Making Fails to Quench Rumors of Nuclear Leaks

Russian Atomic Regulator's Foray into Meme-Making Fails to Quench Rumors of Nuclear Leaks

"No one is chastising Ruthemium, or even Ruthenium-106. They’re chastising Rosatom for contradictory information and for jokes like this instead of a serious investigation into the accident."

Animal Carcasses, Tires, and Medical Waste: A New Report Highlights Health Risks of Lebanon's Trash Crisis

Kyrgyz Children's Author Remakes Old Fables, Drives New Narratives

Number 9
The Hypocrisy of the Philippines National Police Human Rights Mobile App

The Hypocrisy of the Philippines National Police Human Rights Mobile App

2017-12-18 Carlos Eduardo López
"The ‘Know Your Rights’ app is a perfect example of hypocrisy because the only application that is known to the PNP is the application of torture..."
In Egypt, Both Sexual Harassment and Child Marriages Continue to Plague the Country

In Egypt, Both Sexual Harassment and Child Marriages Continue to Plague the Country

"Sexual harassment is a major problem in Egypt. Studies show that large majorities of women have been subjected to it [...] And the problem is deeply rooted."
After Authorities Evict Beijing's ‘Low-End’ Residents, Chinese Ask: Where Is the Humanity?

After Authorities Evict Beijing's ‘Low-End’ Residents, Chinese Ask: Where Is the Humanity?

Just as rural migrant workers were forced out of their dwellings into the streets, Beijing’s temperature fell to below 0 degrees Celsius at night.

Scrutiny and Doubt Over Rape Victim's Testimony Sparks Outrage in Spain

This Brazilian Doctor Says Science Has Evolved, but Stigma Against HIV Remains

In Egypt, Both Sexual Harassment and Child Marriages Continue to Plague the Country