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101 East
Year end special
101 East looks back at the stories and events that changed and shaped Asia in the year of 2011.
Last Modified: 27 Dec 2011 08:48

101 East looks at the compelling stories and events it covered from across Asia in the year of 2011.

From Nepal, where a lucrative trade in providing orphans for adoption has led to claims of child-trafficking, to the world's most secretive country, North Korea, and its elite filmmaking academy where young actors are hand-picked to serve a massive propaganda machine.

From the Philippines where more and more young women are risking their lives to smuggle drugs out of the country, to China, where a recent study estimates that more than 170 million Chinese suffer from a mental disorder but very few are receiving care.

 
101 East airs each week at the following times GMT: Thursday: 2230; Friday: 0930; Saturday: 0330; Sunday: 1630.

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