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Carol Isoux
Carol Isoux
Carol Isoux worked as a journalist in Paris and Shanghai before settling in Bangkok during the street unrest of 2010. She is covering South East Asian events for both French and international press.

A mix of corporate greed and corruption is being blamed for a series of deaths linked to pharmaceutical giant Sanofi’s Dengvaxia vaccine, a mess that has shaken people’s trust in the country’s free immunisation programme, leading to a surge in measles cases.

Censorship of the visual arts remains strict in Myanmar, but at a recent international film festival, audiences enjoyed the novelty of watching movies that had been denied a showing elsewhere in the world 

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As the presidential election looms in France, the country’s Chinese community is coming together to make its voice heard. So who will they be rooting for on Sunday?

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Three months after the famous Tiger Temple was shut down, the fate of the big cats seized is uncertain. Meanwhile, anti-trafficking groups suspect legal zoos and illegal farms continue to feed trade in the beasts, dead or alive

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In Thailand, where women are forbidden from being ordained, a former TV anchor turned 'bhikkhuni' is shaking up the old guard. Carol Isoux reports. Pictures by Dario Pignatelli.