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Philippines medical professionals want to cash in on the skin-bleaching trend, despite government opposition.
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Big Tobacco provides jobs for millions of Indonesians, but at a cost for hundreds of child field workers.
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In Paracale, Philippines, miners risk their lives using the world's most dangerous method. to find gold
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Counterfeiting now includes items you consume, from health supplements to fever pills and hard liquor.
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Once Asia's finest police force, Hong Kong's department is now hated due to the city's anti-China protests.
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Learn the untold story of how a gang of cyber-criminals stole $81 million from the Bangladesh government.
Degree Mill exposes an epic scandal of fraud and exploitation: the global sale of fake degrees.
In Jan. 2016, Jakarta was hit by its first ISIS attack. The killers followed Indonesia's most radical cleric
For generations, drugs have plagued Malaysian fishermen. Is it their culture, or something more sinister?
Big Tobacco provides jobs for millions of Indonesians, but at a cost for hundreds of child field workers.
Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte vowed to kill three million addicts in his campaign against drugs.
Nearly 90% of children in orphanages worldwide have been bought, coerced, or stolen from their birth families
India is facing a huge healthcare crisis, with only one registered doctor for every 1700 patients