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The Women Addicted to ‘Pachinko’

Japan’s pachinko addiction crisis has a face that rarely makes the news. It is not the indebted salaryman or the reckless young gambler, but...

Why Podcasts Have Become Intimate Media

In China today, podcasts have become the place where people whisper. In cafés, on late-night walks, under blankets with headphones on, millions of listeners...

The Women Riders Who Bring Your Food

On the streets of Metro Manila, a woman on a motorcycle with a delivery box no longer turns heads. In the Philippines, female drivers...

Seeking Intimacy in a Secret “Love Hotel” System

There are no neon hearts or mirrored ceilings in Bangladesh, no openly advertised “love hotels” where couples can slip in for a few anonymous...

Where Trans Are Killed and Police Look Away

Gunfire was the message. When shots were fired outside the home of prominent transgender activists in Karachi in early 2026, the intent was unmistakable:...

‘Hoesik’ Nights: Where Women Feel Trapped

In South Korea, work doesn’t always end when the office lights go off. For many employees, especially in large companies, the real test of...

Chinese New Year: When Women Do Everything

Every Lunar New Year across Southeast Asia arrives with the same quiet instruction manual for women: look new, work faster, smile wider. Whether it’s...

Sex Workers’ Kids: When Brothels Become Nurseries

In Southeast Asia’s red-light districts, mornings are quiet. Neon signs are switched off, doors half open to let the heat escape, floors washed, rice...

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Millions of Parents Turn to Apps to Marry Off Kids

China’s parental matchmaking culture has officially entered the app...

Lesbians vs. Trans Women: When Minorities Fight

In a case that could reshape the boundaries of...
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