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Anais @_svnlight08
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September Zeeb @SeptemberZ18527
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물 @Knurbswurm
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JUAN LI @LIJUAN987
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Räkhästen @rakhasten28894
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Benssi @Benssii_
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CedarBough Saeji @TheKpopProf
7K Followers 2K Following Professor of Korean & East Asian Studies, focus K. contemporary culture in media & performance contexts. Hoarder of PDFs. 한/영. 합기도4단. Cyclist.
Anais @_svnlight08
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Young Kim @RepYoungKim
33K Followers 887 Following Wife, mother, grandmother, small business owner, former CA Assemblywoman. Proud to represent #CA40 & fight for the American dream 🇺🇸
윤석열 Yoon Suk Ye.. @President_KR
44K Followers 0 Following 국민이 불러낸 대통령, 윤석열입니다. Yoon Suk Yeol The President of the Republic of Korea
Räkhästen @rakhasten28894
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Sevinchbonu @bonu_yu
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Gerdutea @Gerviiit
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Sarena @arena_say
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물 @Knurbswurm
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Kat @Kat778601099409
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Vappuuu @HanbinVappu
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Alex @Alex54810847
21 Followers 23 Following Well, I love drawing, watching anime, reading manga and Chinese novels. Actually, I love reading books too, it's just hard to find the one that suits you.(✿^‿^)
Spacer12 @Spacer12K
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Miss Bookie @missbookiie
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Benssi @Benssii_
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The Korea Times @koreatimescokr
46K Followers 35 Following 코리아타임스- Since 1950 Korea's First English Daily, Korea's Global Daily. Tweeting from KT towers & beyond!
South China Morning P.. @SCMPNews
986K Followers 302 Following The South China Morning Post brings you news and analysis about Hong Kong, China and the rest of Asia. Get our app: https://t.co/f15xfjosWQ
Yonhap News Agency @YonhapNews
123K Followers 1K Following Latest news updates from Yonhap News Agency headquartered in Seoul, South Korea.
The Japan Times @japantimes
466K Followers 43 Following Breaking news and features about Japan from the nation's most widely read English-language newspaper. 日本で最も読まれている英文ニュース。 More: https://t.co/j1Z2YyCBp7
Japan Today News @JapanToday
138K Followers 7 Following JapanToday is the leading English news site about Japan, featuring all the latest news and stimulating reader discussions on domestic and international issues.
The Korea JoongAng Da.. @JoongAngDaily
29K Followers 256 Following The Korea JoongAng Daily is an English-language daily published by the JoongAng Group, Korea's leading media group, in association with The New York Times.
China Xinhua News @XHNews
11.9M Followers 78 Following Public media for public good. We don't pursue corporate interests, nor yield to pressure of ideological stigmatization and political bias Our App: https://t.co/uYjoablw4w
CedarBough Saeji @TheKpopProf
7K Followers 2K Following Professor of Korean & East Asian Studies, focus K. contemporary culture in media & performance contexts. Hoarder of PDFs. 한/영. 합기도4단. Cyclist.Republic of China's human rights issue about their sovereignty and ethics. Please see these two wiki pages to understand the issue better. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinicizat…. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tibetan_s….
Tibet was not included in China's territory from the start. It was another country that was located outside of the territory until 1951. What happened after 1951 is that Tibet became practically under the umbrella of the Chinese Communist Party - CCP.
There was a historical point that Tibet sealed their sovereignty. And, it was when Dalai Lama, the former governor of Tibet agreed to the Seventeen-Point Agreement, which asserted Tibet would be part of China under Mao's regime.
After Tibet became part of China, there was a Cultural Revolution that destroyed the former culture of China to meet its new ideology: communism. During this time a lot of Tibetan was massacred in the Red Army's "purification" activity, which was like citizen's arrest and trial.
After that era had ended still, China kept on systemically oppressing the people in Tibet also Uyghur in Xinjiang. In recent years, many human rights associations and organizations pointed out that there is systemic violence against minorities inside re-education camps
like forced sterilization against women. Despite the witnesses of the people who escaped such conditions, China is not admitting what's going on with these people. I hope this post gave you some insight into how the Chinese government discriminates against minorities.
"#Korea has the lowest #Fertilityrate in the world" this headline is well repeated when searching for information on korean #birthrate. However, the cause is as wildly misinterpreted as it is diverse. But what are the actual causes? And what are solutions?
I want to talk about what heck is wrong with Korea's low birth rate. Korea has been facing a seriously low rate of birth since 1960. For a little of background information. The Korean government was trying to reduce the birth rate of 5.95 by promoting: "둘만 나아 잘 기르자".
The title says, "Over Half of Single Young Japanese Not Looking to Have Children". Seriously? The survey that supports this statement had been conducted with only 400 single men and women. How could such a small number represent the thought of the young generation over 1 million
I will tell you what frames are used in this article. nippon.com/en/japan-data/…
@DFB Diese Ratio wird neuer Ausrüstungspartner des DFB
I don't want to jinx it, but I think I got a great crop of students this semester. ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜 Got some of the sweetest and most thoughtful emails today from students who were spending their Sunday engaging with the ideas.
large numbers of international students studying in Korea are turning to illegal jobs to meet the university's funding requirements. The universites are hunting down illegally working students who then often have to drop out of university and leave the country.
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