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Before Chongqing Party Secretary Bo Xilai launched his Red Songs campaign this year, the latest component of his larger ‘red revival' scheme which began in 2008, prisons in the city had begun promoting...
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Shital Shah at Think Change Indiawrites that an innovative start up in Delhi, which is training women to drive taxi cabs to provide abuse free transport for women.Written by Rezwan· comments (0) Share:...
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Gil the Jenius deconstructs the argument by political conservatives that “Poverty is a choice”. Written by Janine Mendes-Franco· comments (0) Share: facebook· twitter· reddit· StumbleUpon· delicious·...
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