By Verita Sriratana |
<p>Verita Sriratana on why we should study literature in the age of capitalist "productivity," and how literature can, at a time of human rights crises, empower us to be the change we want to see.</p>
By Joseph Stiglitz |
<p>A nobel economist's take on Swiss banking secrecy revealed by Suissecrets.</p>
By Harrison George |
<p>An enduring conversation between HG and an amnesty-get-out someone.</p>
By Harrison George |
<p>After years of fighting off disaster, the economy of the nation was on its knees. The government had been forced to spend well beyond its means to wage the war. At the same time, economic activity had been devastated, seriously reducing government revenue. The country was on the edge of a financial abyss...</p>
By Bandhukavi Palakawongsa na Ayudhya |
<p>An opinion that shows how SOTUS and hazing culture in education institutions and society pave a foundation for dictatorship and authoritarianism in Thailand.</p>
By Adam John |
<p>Transcript of talk presented by Adam John at the Tak Bai 17th Anniversary Commemoration organised by the <a href="https://www.facebook.com/cap.patani/videos/1223490441490008">Civil Society Assembly for Peace (CAP)</a> on Monday October 25th 2021.</p>
By Jaushieh Joseph Wu |
<p>An article from Jaushieh Joseph Wu, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Republic of China (Taiwan) underlining the importance of including Taiwan into the United Nations circle.</p>
By Harrison George |
<p>HG's story over a scenario when an excessive use of plastic (bags?) becomes the National Police's agenda.</p>
By Mong Palatino |
<p>Reflecting on events from the first half of 2021, IFEX’s Asia and Pacific Editor Mong Palatino explains how recent massive citizen protests and pushback against Asia’s digital authoritarians can provide lessons on what we need to do to support the region's pro-democracy movements and human rights campaigns.</p>