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Nearly 10 years after he was shot dead in Phnom Penh, many believe union leader Chea Vichea's killer is still at large.
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From climate change to financial meltdown, the worst of our journalism is becoming the norm, writes scholar.
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Organised crime worth $90bn year in East Asia
UN report says drug trafficking accounts for more than third of illegal transnational trade every year.
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Dog meat trafficking disgusts health experts
Activists say pet kidnappings for food are increasing in Vietnam and Thailand, even though some dogs have rabies.
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Australia pledges $21m in aid to Myanmar
Money allocated to strengthening democratic institutions and promoting human rights as president meets PM in Canberra.
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Mystery shrouds Laos activist's fate
Authorities deny hand in disappearance of Sombath Somphone, known across the region for his work with poor farmers.
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How the US intelligence community came out of the shadows
In the past, US presidents pursued "plausible deniability" when it came to assassination plots, but not anymore.
Tom Engelhardt
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What is fuelling child abduction in China?
As Chinese authorities bust a number of child trafficking rings, we ask what is behind the trade in children.
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Thailand: Tightening the screws on migrants?
We ask if new labour laws abuse the rights of migrant workers or are simply a bid to fight illegal immigration.
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