Download  A Singapore man is facing charges of incitement of violence due to comments he made on Facebook about the government’s handling of the Youth Olympic Games.

The 27-year-old urged other users of the social networking site to ‘burn’ the head of the Games committee.

There has been a lot of online criticism of Singapore’s handling of the Youth Games that saw low crowd numbers.

But the Government insists it was a resounding success with nearly 4,000 young athletes taking part.

And as Monica Kotwani reports they don’t want to hear anything else.

Download  Two-year-old Merlina was killed by Indonesian police in the restive province of Papua.

She was shot near her house during a police raid to arrest an alleged criminal.

Police say those responsible have been punished within the police force but the family wants proper justice.

Papua is one of the wealthiest, but less developed, parts of Indonesia.

For decades there have been calls for independence from the central government in Jakarta and human rights’ groups accuse security forces of widespread abuses.

Liza Desylanhi went to meet the family in mourning in Merauke, Papua.

Download  Chinese Buddhists in Malaysia believe that the tormented spirits of their ancestors are released from hell every year, for a month, to seek food and entertainment.

Known as the Hungry Ghost Festival, it is now predominantly celebrated by Chinese communities in Malaysia and Singapore.

Some of the biggest Hungry Ghost celebrations take place in the Malaysian state of Penang.

Our reporter Clarence Chua is there.

He says this year there are tensions between the older and young generation over the running of the festival.

Download  Poor Cambodians are giving up on the legal system and turning to God instead for justice in land conflicts.

Evictions and land conflicts are taking place across Cambodia at an alarming rate.

On a recent visit, the UN Special Rapporteur on human rights in Cambodia said there are serious flaws in the countries court system that are stopping the common people from gaining justice.

As Khortieth Him in Phnom Penh finds out they are turning to God instead.

Download  The floods in Pakistan have brought more bad news for Pakistan’s struggling railways.

Several hundred kilometers of railway line have been washed away.

Before the floods the railways were facing a financial crisis and have suspended many popular routes and taken more than 100 trains out of service.

Shahab-ur Rahman reports this is hitting the poor the hardest.

Download  In the desert state of Rajasthan, in India, summer temperatures can soar up to 50 degrees centigrade.

Here, electricity can be as elusive as rain. Blackouts are an everyday experience for most.

While in some villages, electricity is non-existent.

Now, the government and NGOs are looking to the sky to solve the state’s electricity woes.

Lauren Farrow visited Rajasthan to find out why solar energy is being touted as a real solution.

Download  After more than ten years of drought, Australia's Murray Darling basin's most important bird breeding sites is now in full flood.

The Murray-Darling is one of Australia's biggest river systems.

Not only has recent rain replenished the struggling wetlands, but local landholders have formed an unusual alliance with government.

Satellite imagery is also helping the process, and the levies that once diverted water are being removed to restore the natural flows.

Sarah Clarke of Radio Australia reports.