Asia Compact | 03.04.2018, 18:00 UTC

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Asia Compact 03.04.2018 | 18:00 UTC Asia Sieren's China: Facial recognition Facial recognition technology is taking hold in China, while in Europe it's considered a sign of a looming surveillance state. DW's Frank Sieren thinks there might be a happy medium. Shopping by facial recognition Facial hack raises cybersecurity fears How do biometric facial recognition systems work? Does your phone know if you're sick? Pakistan's Geo TV faces 'suspension' amid claims of pre-election rigging Pakistan's Geo TV, which is critical of the military, has reportedly been taken off air in many parts of the country. Analysts say that cable operators are being forced to suspend the channel on orders of the military. Pakistani activist Waqas Goraya: 'Sharing experiences vital for activists' Sharif steps down after Supreme Court ruling Why ousted Pakistani PM Nawaz Sharif turned against the powerful military Pakistan: One step forward, two steps back Mumbai execution may have long-term effects What's causing poor journalistic practice in Pakistan? How safe is Pakistan for journalists? Is India an unsafe place for journalists? Pakistan's Geo TV faces military's wrath Prominent TV anchor shot in Pakistan Journalist targeted for 'threatening' Islam Pigeon racing season reaches a high point in India It is pigeon racing season in southern India as enthusiasts are preparing their birds and gearing up for the final race. For many people the sport is a way of life. Vasudevan Sridharan reports from Chennai. Turkey: The Pigeon Breeders Tomorrow Today Viewer's Question Bird hunters beware: Handsome reward offered for stolen carrier pigeon Existential pigeon film swoops to take Golden Lion Resettling Chennai's poor India charges Muslims with 'sedition' for celebrating Pakistan's cricket win News Deadly Dalit caste protests hit India spurred by Supreme Court decision Several people have died in violent clashes between police and protesters led by Dalits. Demonstrators opposed a court ruling to slow down legal proceedings against those accused of crimes against India's lowest caste. Dalits in India still struggle for rights Dalit caste protests in India hit Mumbai Krishna Kumari — From bonded laborer to Pakistan's first lower caste Hindu senator India's Dalits outraged at increase in caste-motivated attacks Dalit man beaten to death at Hindu festival in India India's Narendra Modi in hot water over alleged app data-sharing Narendra Modi - India's prime minister and populist   © Deutsche Welle 2018