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Archive for the ‘Snippets’ Category

PRCs have little or no respect for laws

scmp.com - Amy Li After almost every 'rude Chinese tourist' story, unfortunately, made SCMP.com's top-10 list, I decided to give the question some serious thought Tourists holding umbrellas visit Tiananmen Square in Beijing. Photo: Reuters They are seen as pushy, loud, impolite, unruly, and they are everywhere. And although...

India: Policeman hits woman with brick captured on TV

BBC News - 11 May 2015 India policeman arrested for hitting woman with a brick The footage has led to outrage in India A policeman in the Indian capital, Delhi, has been arrested after television channels broadcast images of him attacking a woman with a brick. In the footage, the policeman hits the woman in the back with the...

Amos Yee: The boy who criticised Lee Kuan Yew

bbc.com - By Tessa Wong - 12 May 2015 Amos Yee (right) has drawn mixed reactions from Singaporeans Dressed in a black T-shirt and khaki shorts, Amos Yee cut an unassuming figure when he showed up at the Singapore State Courts on 17 April. The 16-year-old was facing serious criminal charges - some of which he would be convicted...

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