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Pan-Asian Civics [June 2018] Tiananmen Remembered, Malaysia to Restart Local Elections
Hong Kong commemorates June 4 Tiananmen Massacre, Malaysia ponders restarting local elections, Singapore heritage and conservation come up for debate
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Pan-Asian Civics [Monthly Feature]
The monthly Pan-Asian Civics roundup from Ketagalan Media summarizes key developments concerning public participation, civic engagement, and democracy. Our international team of correspondents report on stories from Hong Kong, Malaysia, and Singapore. Stories...
Huashan Grassland Murder: Unveiling Toxic Masculinity in Taiwan
Sadly, most people in Taiwan remain confused and unable to address the root problem of toxic masculinity in the recent murder cases against women.
Is Affirmative Action for Indigenous Taiwanese Fair?
From preschools to graduate schools, we sit through “national” language, history, and culture classes that are not our own.
Tiananmen Square and Taiwan’s Human Rights Achievements
While many in Taiwan consider China’s democratic movement irrelevant to them, it is closely connected to Taiwan’s democratic future.
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Pan-Asian Civics [May 2018] Rom-com Censored, Electoral Upset in Malaysia, Cantonese Threatened
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.