Asia Compact | 09.02.2018, 19:00 UTC

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Asia Compact 09.02.2018 | 19:00 UTC Asia Philippines - workers with HIV face discrimination, says HRW Philippine workers infected by HIV suffer workplace discrimination on account of their health status and usually do not seek redress, revealed a new report released by Human Rights Watch today. Ana P. Santos reports. HIV crisis in the Philippines Duterte's 'war on drugs' in the Philippines Manila's midnight callers Why HIV infections are rising in the Philippines Philippines' war on drugs affecting fight against HIV Dying of shame and AIDS in the Philippines Philippines' Rodrigo Duterte rejects crimes against humanity probe into 'drug war' Trump protests in Manila expose social turmoil in the Philippines Will Filipinos rise up against President Rodrigo Duterte? No drug-related extrajudicial killings in the Philippines? Rodrigo Duterte under attack by 'Temperamental Brats' News Historic handshake marks Korean unity at Olympic Opening Ceremony Athletes from North and South Korea marched together, as Kim Jong Un's sister shook hands with South Korean President Moon Jae-in. She leads the highest-level North Korean delegation to ever travel South since 1953. In Seoul, Germany's Steinmeier warns Koreas that reunification needed luck, and hard work Curtain rises on Pyeongchang Winter Olympics North Korea has 'no intention' to meet US officials during Olympics Opinion: Kim Jong Un's Olympic Games Asia Japan wants to attract more European travelers As Japan gears up to host the 2020 Summer Olympic Games, the country's tourism industry has launched a campaign to highlight unique experiences in the land of the rising sun that will appeal to international travelers. From Tokyo via Kyoto to Miyajima Japan: Off the beaten tourist trail Japan's 'love hotels' - places where anything goes Japan tourism growing rapidly Japan: the land of a thousand conveniences Japan's love affair with vending machines News Reuters says Myanmar detained its journalists over Rohingya massacre probe Reuters news agency has published a report by two arrested reporters on the massacre of 10 Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar. The news agency says they were arrested because of their investigation and called for their release. Myanmar police charge Reuters journalists Myanmar bars UN human rights investigator Myanmar's Rohingya: A history of forced exoduses Two Reuters journalists arrested in Myanmar Rohingya crisis: US diplomat quits Myanmar panel over Aung San Suu Kyi 'whitewashing' Myanmar: Rebel group says bodies found in mass grave not militants Myanmar court charges Reuters journalists under Official Secrets Act   © Deutsche Welle 2018