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Traveling Down the Mekong River
The Mekong River is the longest river in Southeast Asia and supports the lives of 70 million people from Tibet to Vietnam. Our reporters undertook the journey to tell their stories. From these conversations, the team produced the "Mekong diaries," a series of videos on display on www.rfa.org.
Mekong River
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China: Bloggers, advocacy and Hu Jia
His subject is Hu Jia , the Beijing-based AIDS activist and civil rights advocate who was detained on charges of “incitement to subvert state power” on Dec. 27, 2007. His wife, fellow blogger and activist Zeng Jinyan, is incarcerated by national security police at the couple’s home in Bobo Freedom city (mapped by bloggers in the Google mapshot in John’s post, including the positions of national security cops), along with the couple’s two-month-old baby daughter Continue reading →
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