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Archive for the ‘Snippets’ Category

Blogger exposes limits on free speech in Singapore

Yahoo - By RYAN PEARSON - Associated Press – 11 May 2015 SINGAPORE (AP) — A government crackdown on a teen video blogger and independent news and opinion website has focused attention on free speech limits, and perhaps the next election, in this cosmopolitan but famously strict city-state. Five days after the death in March...

Grace Fu: Amos Yee a parent’s nightmare

Yahoo - By The Associated Press - 11 May 2015 2 Singapore cases highlight free speech limits Grace Fu, Singapore A crackdown by the government on a teen video blogger and an independent news and opinion website has highlighted free speech limits in Singapore. A look at the two cases: ___ THE AMOS YEE CASE Amos Yee, who won a...

PRCs eating ‘Endangered Tortoises’ in Zimbabwe

businessinsider.com.au - Erin Conway-Smith - 13 April 2015 Chinese Workers In Zimbabwe Are Eating Endangered Tortoises, Pythons And Leopards JOHANNESBURG, South Africa – Chinese workers in Zimbabwe are buying up the local wildlife for dinner, feasting on endangered tortoises, pythons, leopards — and even village dogs.Viewed...

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