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Stream of jobless migrant workers returning from abroad adds to local misery
UN's International Labour Organisation estimates unemployment in Asia-Pacific to hit 7.2 million
Ian MacKinnon
05, Apr, 2009 @11:01 PM
Khmer Rouge's chief torturer tells court of 'heartfelt sorrow' over killings
Ian MacKinnon, south-east Asia correspondent
31, Mar, 2009 @10:20 AM
Khmer Rouge leader in dock as Cambodia genocide trial begins
Ian MacKinnon, south-east Asia correspondent
30, Mar, 2009 @1:12 PM
Dam bursts in Indonesia killing at least 50 people
Four-metre-high wave crashes into crowded Jakarta neighbourhood submerging hundreds of houses
Ian MacKinnon, south-east Asia correspondent
27, Mar, 2009 @7:31 AM
Briton faces up to two years in Thai jail after 'passport mix-up'
Kickboxer charged with insulting immigration officials claims UK embassy wrongly branded travel document false
Ian MacKinnon and Andrew Drummond in Bangkok
09, Mar, 2009 @12:18 PM
Viktor Bout: Alleged arms smuggler denies selling weapons to Colombian rebels
Ian MacKinnon in Bangkok
06, Mar, 2009 @12:37 PM
Burmese regime deliberately blocked international aid to cyclone victims, report says
• First independent research into disaster details host of abuses • Study urges that junta be referred to international criminal court
Ian MacKinnon, South-east Asia correspondent
27, Feb, 2009 @12:43 PM
Cambodian 'ecstasy oil' factories destroyed by international environmental agency
Production of sassafras oil used to make recreational drug ecstasy pushes rare tree to extinction and ruins rainforest
Ian MacKinnon, south-east Asia correspondent
25, Feb, 2009 @3:57 PM
Thailand launches national cocktail to lure tourists
Country hopes that the Siam sunray will revitalise industry ailing after disastrous airport shutdowns
Ian MacKinnon in Bangkok
20, Feb, 2009 @12:01 AM
Indonesia reopens peatland forests to palm oil plantations
Indonesia has lifted a year-long freeze on the use of peat land for palm oil plantations, prompting fears of a rise in greenhouse gas emissions
Ian MacKinnon, south-east Asia correspondent
18, Feb, 2009 @4:16 PM
Khmer Rouge leader in dock as Cambodia genocide trial starts
Ian MacKinnon, south-east Asia correspondent, and agencies
17, Feb, 2009 @9:59 AM
First trial for Khmer Rouge war crimes in Cambodia
Pol Pot's chief torturer, the man known as Duch, will be first to appear before long-awaited UN tribunal into 'killing fields'
Ian MacKinnon, south-east Asia correspondent
16, Feb, 2009 @12:12 PM
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