Changing tides: The rise of comprehensive sexuality education in Cambodia
Cambodian society has, for centuries, viewed discussions on sex and sexuality as taboo, with matters of sexual and reproductive health off the public discourse table.
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Surviving a year of atrocities in Gaza: A tale of pain and resilience
A year into the bombardment of Gaza, Israel has killed over 41,802 Palestinians, many of them women and children.
Mining in Bhutan’s Samtse: Communities demand fair share amid growing impacts
Local residents feel neglected, with poor road infrastructure, which makes commuting difficult.
Bhutan unveils Gelephu Mindfulness City as a model of futuristic sustainable urban development
The Gelephu Mindfulness City, or GMC, is poised to become a gateway between the world and South Asia.
Gacha capsules in Japan’s Hakuba village facilitate unique tourist-resident interactions for ¥500
The capsules, usually with toys, are now offering users a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to meet locals.
Beyond borders: What my interactions with Indian journalists taught me about Pak-India relations
A fellowship for South Asian journalists reveals how the power of shared human experiences can counter decades of mistrust and division and foster unexpected friendships.
The lost city of Simhapura
Once a thriving city during the Kushan Empire and a place of great religious significance for Buddhists, Simhapura suddenly vanished from the map.
Thailand’s Gen Z most interested in faith economy: Survey
Some 190 million engagements have expressed positive opinions about the so-called faith economy, said Zanroo, a social media data company that did the survey.
Under the veil: What’s behind Kabul’s incremental approach to stricter laws
After the sudden shift to Sharia law under the first Taliban regime was met with Western backlash, Afghanistan’s rulers are now moving gradually to tighten their hold.
22 years and 33 panels later, displaced families in Nepal’s Shuklaphanta still in limbo
Failure to rehabilitate hundreds of families is hurting both their well-being and wildlife, say conservationists.