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No change to CBD boundaries in KL

THE plan to expand the boundaries of the Central Business District (CBD) in the draft Kuala Lumpur Structural Plan 2040 (KLSP2040) to include the Kwong Tong cemetery and several residential areas has been rescinded.

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Lotus SUV – China plant to begin construction by end-2016, vehicle to be sold in other Asian markets?

Lotus SUV – China plant to begin construction by end-2016, vehicle to be sold in other Asian markets?
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Groups call on lawmakers to lower the voting age

Advocates yesterday called on lawmakers to lower the voting age to 18, a day after the Legislative Yuan’s Procedures Committee placed a related bill on the legislative agenda for tomorrow. The bill which would involve amending Article 1 of the Constitution must pass the legislature by the end of this month if it is to be ratified in a referendum held concurrently with the local elections on Nov. 26. Speaking at a news conference at the Legislative Yuan in Taipei, youth rights groups said that legislators must vote for the bill or be “condemned by history.” Taiwan Youth Association for Democracy

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HK, Tibet advocates rally in Taipei

Hong Kong and Tibetan advocates in Taiwan last night staged a rally against human rights abuses in China, as Beijing celebrated Chinese National Day. The event outside the Legislative Yuan in Taipei was livestreamed online. Rally organizers told a news conference earlier in the day that Taiwan must take the threat of China seriously and should amend immigration laws to allow Hong Kongers and Macanese a path to permanent residency. “Hong Kong, the home I grew up in, is lost forever. Taiwan is my second home and I will not be a bystander as China threatens it with destruction,” said a Hong Kong

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《TAIPEI TIMES》 HK, Tibet advocates rally in Taipei - 焦點

ONE VOICE: Tibetans, Hong Kongers and Uighurs must unite to overcome Beijing-directed campaigns against their communities, a Tibetan human rights advocate saidBy Yang Chen-yu and Jonathan Chin / Staff reporter, with staff writer

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