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Cultural Mobility in Asia

02-Oct-16 10:00

Cultural Mobility in Asia

Asia has always been very receptive to cultural diversity and mobility. Tune in to In Case You Missed It this week for a sample of those traits. Brought to you only by Asia Calling.

Here are the segments of the episode:

0:36 - Asia Calling 1 - Duterte's extreme war on drugs in the Philippines

9:11 - Asia Calling 2 - Omelettes are a huge hit in India

15:02 - Asia Calling 3 - Mining causes environmental damages in Philippines

22:46 - Asia Calling 4 - Unique initiative to help Indonesian migrants

29:10 - Asia Calling 5 - World Water Week 2016 in Sweden


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Tags:  Asia CallingRodrigo DutertephilippinesWorld Water WeekMiningOmelettemigrants





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