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Asia 2004
Photo: Nusantara Menangis
Woman looks for her child in Aceh, Indonesia. More photos.
Push to speed up tsunami relief BBC News December 31, 2004 (You will leave this site.)
Photo: Nusantara Menangis
Tsunami hits beach in Aceh, Indonesia. More photos
Scientists in the United States Saw Tsunami Coming--They Didn't Know Who to Tell! Dan Vergano USA TODAY December 28, 2004 (You will leave this site.)
Asia quake kills over 100,000. BBC News December 28, 2004 (You will leave this site.)
In China, Turning the Law Into the People's Protector Philip P. Pan Washington Post December 28, 2004 (You will leave this site and be required to register [once] with the Post.)
Low-caste Indians carve a niche: Female mechanics test gender roles and class system Rama Lakshmi Washington Post December 5, 2004 (You will leave this site and be required to register [once] with the Post.)
Cambodia's Health Lottery Rachel Harvey BBC Cambodia November 2, 2004 (You will leave this site.)
An Ambitious Goal for a Lower Caste Girl in India: Schooling John Lancaster Washington Post October 16, 2004 (You will leave this site and be required to register [once] with the Post.)
India's Reforms Need Changes Kaushick Basu, BBC How Will History Remember Vajpayee? Gary Kitchener, BBC May 14, 2004 Punjab Farmers Call for Change at Election Time Monica Chadha, BBC May 10, 2004
National Conference Held on Human Trafficking in Tajikistan IRIN May 4, 2004
South Korea Seeks Permanent Reunion of Separated Families United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees March 28, 2004 (You will leave this site.)
Violence in Afghanistan Forces Out Aid Workers, Reduces the Number of Afghans Running for Office, Threatens U.S. Country-Building Efforts Pamela Constable (Washington Post, November 23, 2003. You will leave this site and be required to register [once] with the Post.)
Photo: Pamela Constable/ Washington Post
Nomadic herdsmen, known as kochis,
have converged on Kandahar to propose candidates for the
December constitutional assembly.