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Hong Kong faces diminishing freedoms and attacks on rule of law, Malaysia investigates a corrupt former prime minister, and Singapore celebrates its 10th LGBT festival
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Hong Kong commemorates June 4 Tiananmen Massacre, Malaysia ponders restarting local elections, Singapore heritage and conservation come up for debate
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The May 2018 Pan-Asian Civics roundup: a teenage rom-com in Singapore is almost banned, Cantonese rights in Hong Kong under threat, and a truly historic election in Malaysia.
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The Pan-Asian Civics roundup summarizes key developments related to democratic participation in Hong Kong, Malaysia, and Singapore.