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Vietnam Arrests Four For Sharing Info on Dong Tam Police Raid
Vietnamese authorities arrested four people Wednesday for alerting foreign diplomats about a deadly clash between police and land rights protesters in January at...
Six Activists Charged For Protest Against Internet Ban in Myanmar’s Rakhine
Myanmar police have charged six activists who participated in protests against a year-long government-ordered internet service shutdown in Myanmar’s conflict-ridden Rakhine state, accusing...
Lions Live 2020: Josy Paul on making clients buy ideas
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Talkin’ bout a revolution
‘Purpose’ is a wonderful starting point, but a dangerous means to an end, and a poor substitute for self-awareness. Its moment is passing,...
Gojek slashes 9% of workforce due to COVID-19
Indonesian super app is cutting 'non-core' divisions to focus on transport, food delivery and payments. Source link
Purpose vs opportunism: The challenge for 'fairness' brands belatedly discovering their souls
Exiting the contentious whitening-cream market shows how personal care brands struggle to deal with a muddle of profits, prejudice and purpose. Source link
Lockdown blues: Hong Kongers ambivalent about overt use of technology in the pandemic
TOP OF THE CHARTS: Tech usage is on the rise, but they worry about the impact of its overt use on their health. Source...
Watch: Snap Minis are part of the social media ecommerce revolution
VCCP's head of innovation explains how Snapchat's new feature that lets brands create micro-apps could shake up ecommerce. Source link
Gucci, Prada and more struggle on Douyin
As global luxury brands launch on new social platforms, like Douyin, the importance of creating a winning brand strategy for each new platform...
Seoul Should Probe Ways to Send Information to North Korea While Avoiding Security Risks: UN Rights Expert
Signe Poulsen has led the United Nations Human Rights Office in Seoul, South Korea since it was opened on June 26, 2015 by...
Internet Ban in Myanmar’s Rakhine and Chin States Will Continue, Military Says
Myanmar’s military said Tuesday it will maintain a year-long shutdown of internet services to war-hit areas of Rakhine and Chin states, dismissing calls...
China Quietly Shipping Grain to North Korea, Port Sources Say
Ships carrying grain labelled as “construction materials” have been sailing from a northeastern Chinese port to nearby North Korea, dockworkers told RFA, describing...
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U.S. citizen Michael Nguyen, who was released early from a 12-year prison sentence in Vietnam last week, said Wednesday he was not...
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On Its 75th Birthday UN Ratifies Treaty Which Bans Ownership, Creation, and Use of Nuclear Weapons For Signatories
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Drought Diaries: The COVID-19 edition
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