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By StreetNet International
May 16, 2013
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SINGAPORE. “Young at wok: The next generation of Singapore’s hawkers? ” Straits Times (May 12, 2013) by Rebecca Lynne Tan and Eunice Quek

ZAMBIA. “Zambia: Livingstone Vendors Protest Masebo’s Ban.” All Africa (May 11, 2013) by Charles Sakala via Zambia Reports

INDIA. “Street Hawkers.” Press Information Bureau Governtment of India (May 08, 2013)

CHINA. “Watch: Huge brawl between Tibetan street vendors and locals on Beijing restaurant street.” Shanghaiist (May 06, 2013) by Ai Weiwei via Youtube.

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