Asia-Pacific (BBC)

23 September 2011 Last updated at 15:33 GMT

Riot in China city over land sale

Protests continue in a city in southern China over allegations that party officials sold off farmland, after two days of reported rioting.

• Forces quell migrant unrest
• China premier targets 'stability'

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• Man held over China 'sex slaves'

  Police in central China arrest a man on suspicion of imprisoning and raping six women in a basement for two years and of killing two of them.

• Korean bank head in death plunge

  The head of a South Korean savings bank being investigated by regulators falls to his death while customers queue to get their money back.

• Hair unlocks Aboriginal origins

• Asia shares continue global slide

• Asia banks in move on currencies

• China hits out at US-Taiwan deal

• Typhoon Roke moves across Japan

• West 'should note Burma change'

• Korea nuclear envoys hold talks

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