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Video search results 771 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Indonesian police, match officials stand trial over deadly football stampede Jan 17, 2023 A handful of officials have been charged with negligence tied to the disaster at the stadium in Malang, East Java, in early October. These fishermen used to destroy Indonesia’s coral reefs. Now, they’re saving it. Jun 15, 2023 The use of dynamite for fishing has destroyed Indonesia’s coral reefs. One marine scientist is trying to restore damaged corals with the help of fishermen. Shot while protesting, now they’re amputees Oct 02, 2024 In July, security forces in Bangladesh opened fire on people protesting discriminatory government job quotas. Some of those bullets left protesters with ... Myanmar’s executions of political prisoners angers neighbors in SE Asia Jul 26, 2022 Protesters rally in Bangkok as diplomats condemn the hangings of four Burmese dissidents. Chin Refugees Help Others, Themselves at Food Charity in Kuala Lumpur Sep 02, 2021 Members of Myanmar ethnic group chip in to distribute food for needy people in Malaysia’s capital. Taliban Return ‘Heartbreaking’ for Afghan Refugees in Indonesia Sep 11, 2021 Endless wait for resettlement drags on as hopes to return home are dashed. What do Indonesian voters expect from their next leader? Feb 14, 2024 One of the world's largest elections concludes in Indonesia. Millions of voters cast ballots for a new president and other leaders, during 6 hours of voting ... 400,000 tons: What to do with all the trash from Indonesia's elections? Feb 16, 2024 Some small initiatives were being made to handle tons of campaign trash after election. In Jakarta, some MSMEs are upcycling the trash to be furniture ... Filipino Kids Start Second Year of Remote Learning Sep 13, 2021 Students again face challenges of distance learning that experts fear could worsen their educational development. Pandemic Brews: Malaysian Bar Sells Vaccine-themed Cocktails Sep 16, 2021 A Malaysian bar is offering bottled cocktails named after well-known Covid-19 vaccines: Pfizermeister, Sinosour and ExtraGineca. They protect a historic Christ statue in one of the world’s biggest Catholic processions Feb 20, 2024 Millions of barefoot believers march in the Philippines for the country’s biggest procession, hoping to touch a historic Jesus Christ statue known as the Black ... Rice is getting more expensive. It’s good news for Thai rice farmers. Sep 25, 2023 Why is rice getting more expensive? It’s mostly thanks to India’s curb on rice exports. It is the world’s biggest rice exporter. Farmers from Thailand, the ... Fisherman worries about the construction of Indonesia’s new industrial park Sep 27, 2023 Find out how the construction of the Kalimantan Industrial Park Indonesia (KIPI) in the tropical island of Borneo is affecting the environment and people ... Philippines’ Maria Ressa: ‘Today, facts win’ Jan 18, 2023 The CEO of the Rappler news website is acquitted of tax evasion. Fiji resident: ‘Nobody can stop the water’ Jan 19, 2023 Lavenia “Big Nana” McGoon, a longtime inhabitant of the largest Fijian island, fears that climate change will eventually force her family to move away. Indonesian mother grieves toddler son's death from tainted cough syrup Jan 20, 2023 Siti Surhardiyati's 2-year-old son was one of 200 alleged victims, and she and other families have launced a class-action lawsuit against the government and ... Thai Constitution Court dissolves Move Forward Party Aug 07, 2024 Thailand’s Constitutional Court has ruled to dissolve Move Forward Party over its campaign to reform the royal insult law. The party’s current and former ... Philippines presidential race: the top five contenders May 02, 2022 On May 9, Filipinos will chose President Rodrigo Duterte's successor -- with polls pointing to one of these five as the next leader of the nation. Victim of Philippine dictator angry as son leads polls May 06, 2022 Former political prisoner Cristina Bawagan still has the dress she wore the day she was arrested, tortured and sexually abused by soldiers during the brutal ... How Christmas is celebrated in the Philippines with lanterns Dec 24, 2023 Christmas in the Philippines wouldn’t be Christmas without the parol, a traditional lantern that has now evolved to versions with LED lights, with some ... More than 100 Rohingya relocated after Indonesian students stormed their shelter in Aceh Dec 27, 2023 Hundreds of university students in Indonesia’s Aceh province stormed a temporary shelter for more than a hundred Rohingya, calling for their deportation after ... New Climate-Resilient Housing Is Revolutionizing Lives in Bengal Delta Dec 29, 2023 An innovative housing solution,"tiny house," is helping alleviate the effects of flooding caused by climate change in Bangladesh. These two-floor homes, built ... At Tokyo talks, Quad countries share concerns about Ukraine, Taiwan May 24, 2022 The leaders of Japan, India, the U.S. and Australia - including new Australian PM Anthony Albanese - met in the Japanese capital. In world’s largest Muslim-majority nation, LGBTQ people face hostility and uncertain times May 27, 2022 The Indonesian parliament is debating a proposed law to outlaw gay and extramarital sex. Thailand’s new UNESCO World Heritage site is missing a few treasures Sep 19, 2023 Thailand has a new UNESCO World Heritage Site – the Si Thep Historical Park. It is the site of an ancient city that’s over 1,500 years old. Thai ... He crafts these boats single-handedly Mar 19, 2024 Yusof bin Nawi, or Pak Usop, has been crafting large traditional wooden fishing boats for almost 30 years now. Because of a lack of skillful helpers, he’s had ... Indonesians in sinking village forced to adapt Jul 25, 2023 More than 200 people remain in one of Indonesia's fastest sinking areas, Timbulsloko village, which has turned from a landscape of lush rice paddies into a ... The seed bank in the Philippines safeguarding the world’s rice. Jul 28, 2023 Rice lovers, we have good news and bad news. The bad news is – climate change is going to affect rice production. The world’s favorite grain might disappear ... 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