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61. Bangladesh: Ethnic minority village attacked in Rangamati

Asia/News

18 February 2011: More than a dozen shacks were torched and a number of ethnic minority people were injured in an arson attack on a village at Rangipara in Langadu of Rangamati on Thursday.

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62. Philippines: Looking into the Ambahan: Basic themes in the Ambahan

Asia/Culture

RESTITUTO R. PITOGO: The ambahan, the indigenous poetry of the Hanunuo-Mangyan of Mindoro does not only represent the treasure of the Filipino indigenous culture, but it also symbolizes the philisophical and spiritual depths of the Mangyan creative...

63. Cambodia: Asian civil society condemns the conviction of Mr. Sam Chankea

Asia/Human Rights

14 February 2011: We, the undersigned human rights NGOs, human rights defenders and women human rights defenders of Asia, deeply regret the conviction of Mr. Sam Chankea, provincial coordinator of the Cambodian Human Rights and Development Associat...

64. Northeast India: Easternmost rainforest on festive mode

Asia/Entertainment

Guwahati, February 12, 2011: Any reason is good enough for a festival in India.Jeypore perhaps beats them all – for being India's only wet evergreen rainforest with the most species of wildcats.

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65. Philippines: NSO, NCIP To Register For Free Bora's Indigenous People

Asia/News

The National Statistics Office (NSO) here is set to conduct a 2-day free civil registration to Boracay’s indigenous people (Aetas) on February 17-18.

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66. Philippines/Papua New Guinea: Mine closure/ Mine waste dumped

Asia/Mining and Extractive Industries

Philippines: Human Rights Commission Recommends Mine Closure 17 January 2011: Cultural Survival is celebrating good news with the Indigenous Peoples of Didipio in the Philippines! The Philippines Human Rights Commission has asked the government t...

67. India: A New Threat to Dwellers and Protected Areas

Asia/Human Rights

11 February 2011: Having cleared the destructive Chiria mines and the POSCO project in violation of the law, the Environment Ministry has proceeded to grossly violate people's rights in protected areas - to the detriment of both people and wildlife...

68. Burma: Gamoan worth Kyat 1700 lakhs produced in Chin state

Asia/Business

11 February 2011: Gamoan, worth Kyat 1750 lakhs, a produce akin to ginger but derived from orchid or lily families have been produced by villagers in Matupi and Paletwa Township, Chin state of Burma this year.

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69. Northeast India: COPTAM Unpleasant tidings greet Census 2011

Asia/Politics

Imphal, February 08, 2011: The Committee on Protection of Tribal Areas, Manipur (COPTAM) has today expressed strong reservation against the intention of State Government pertaining to the Census exercise of tribal population of the State and has as...

70. Sri Lanka: Concluding observations of the CEDAW

Asia/Gender

1. The Committee considered the combined fifth, sixth and seventh periodic reports of Sri Lanka (CEDAW/C/LKA/5-7) at its 971th and 972nd meetings, on 26 January 2011 (see CEDAW/C/SR. 971 and 972). The Committee’s list of issues and questions ...

71. Bangladesh: Concluding observations of the CEDAW

Asia/Gender

1. The Committee considered the sixth and seventh periodic reports of Bangladesh (CEDAW/C/BGD/6-7) at its 969th and 970th meetings, on 25 January 2011 (see CEDAW/C/SR.969 and 970). The Committee’s list of issues and questions is contained in ...

72. Northeast India: 60 children trafficked to Maharastra

Asia/Gender

Hueiyen News Service, Tamenglong, February 09, 2011: As many as 60 NE children were trafficked to unrecognised children homes, Calvary Baptist College and Vishwnagar Karjit, Mumbai, Maharastra.

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73. PLD's Call for Application - South Asia TOT on CEDAW

Asia/Education

Partners for Law in Development (PLD) is organising a five day, residential South Asia Training of Trainers on the Convention for Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) “Strengthening Application of CEDAW in South As...

74. India: Mineral wealth obtained by violating tribal rights, says ILO study

Asia/Human Rights

Sangeeth Sebastian, 7 February 2011: (Indian law automatically assumes that all minerals found underground are state property.) The ministries of environment and coal may still be bickering over the classification of ' go' and ' no- go' areas for m...

75. Indonesia: Bukit Asam to Build Two Coal Gasification Plants

Asia/Mining and Extractive Industries

Faisal Maliki Baskoro, 9 February 2011: In a bid to help meet growing demand for gas in the country, state coal miner Bukit Asam (PTBA) plans to build two coal gasification plants and explore coalbeds for methane, a top company executive said. ...

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