Writers
UN’s Failed Xinjiang Visit Comes at Heavy Cost
Despite years of posturing and negotiation, the UN’s grand opportunity to shed light on some of the gravest human rights abuses of our time ended in total failure.
Japan’s Recent Diplomacy in Cambodia Bears Fruit
Japan’s long-standing and close relationship with Cambodia has paid dividends recently, specifically on the Ukraine crisis and the South China Sea.
Information Wars: Securitization Creep Pervades Thai Society
The Thai government is locked in a years-long struggle to position itself as the ultimate arbiter of truth.
The Rise, Dominance, and Decline of Thailand’s Monarchy
To understand the demands of student protesters in Thailand, one must first understand the royalist-military compact that has dominated the country’s politics for decades.
Land Rights in Cambodia and the Long Persecution of a Buddhist Monk
The personal experience of activist Luon Sovath reflects a rapidly shrinking space for political dissent in Cambodia.
What’s Behind the Recent Arrests of Cambodian Activists?
Exploring the forces driving a recent crackdown against opposition figures in Cambodia.
A Little Bit of History Repeating? Thai Students and Revolution
Are events in Thailand just a little bit of history repeating or do they portend major change?