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In old Bangkok, a goddess resists gentrification

INSIDE the shrine of Chao Mae Thap Thim in Bangkok, a figurine of the sea goddess Mazu sits in the centre of a gold-framed altar of deities in a room .

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From Belarus to Bangkok, women took to streets demanding change in 2020

From Belarus to Nigeria to Thailand, women played a prominent role in protest movements this year, driven by increasing frustration over the slow pace of political change and inequalities deepened by COVID-19.

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赌场、疫情还是毒品？为何中国在缅中边界建墙？ - 未名空间(mitbbs com)

赌场、疫情还是毒品？为何中国在缅中边界建墙？ - 未名空间(mitbbs com)
mitbbs.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from mitbbs.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

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赌场、疫情或毒品为何中国在缅中边界建墙？

赌场、疫情或毒品为何中国在缅中边界建墙？
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Years After Being Smuggled Into Thailand, Two Orangutans are Finally on Flight Back Home

Years After Being Smuggled Into Thailand, Two Orangutans are Finally on Flight Back Home News18 © Provided by News18 Years After Being Smuggled Into Thailand, Two Orangutans are Finally on Flight Back Home Eating fruit and drinking from plastic bottles, two Sumatran orangutans stared from their cages at Bangkok airport on Thursday before flying home to Indonesia, years after being smuggled into Thailand. Poachers in Southeast Asia frequently capture the critically endangered orangutans to sell as pets, and police said four-year-olds Ung Aing and Natalee were supposed to be sold to a tourism business. Wildlife traffickers tried to smuggle the two in via Malaysia in June 2017, but they were intercepted at the border along with 39 Hamilton tortoises, 12 Indian turtles and six raccoons after police received a tip-off about the vehicle they were in.

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