Cái chết mới đây của một cô gái vị thành niên tên H Xuân Siu, được tuyển dụng làm người giúp việc nhà tại Ả-rập Xê-út đã khiến cả thế giới bàng hoàng.
Going under? Belt and Road megaprojects and sovereign debt in Laos
Financial ruptures have flowed on from an aggressive dam-building spree in Laos.
2021: Déjà vu and new devastation – New Mandala’s year that was
New Mandala is taking a break, in the meantime we leave readers with reflections & the top posts of 2022.
Pertanyakan niat: pemerintah Indonesia tak berkomitmen hapuskan kekerasan seksual
Dengan dihilangkannya kata ‘penghapusan’ dari RUU kekerasan seksual, bangsa tidak lagi berusaha untuk menghentikan kekerasan seksual...
Misinformation & government inaction fuel vaccine hesitancy in the Philippines
95% of hundreds of thousands of internally displaced people in resettlement sites built after Typhoon Haiyan in 2013 are not vaccinated.
Video: Mental health in Indonesia: then, now and things to come
In this webinar recording, meet extraordinary individuals sharing their experiences in mental health in Indonesia.
Thai Youth Movements in Comparison: White Ribbons in 2020 and Din Daeng in 2021
All youth groups are calling for change, but at different levels.
Reshaping education and development: Learning from the Yru of Laos
The quest for “good citizens, disciplined, healthy, knowledgeable, highly-skilled with professionalism” may accidentally threaten multidimensional health.
Addressing food security in Indonesia
Food estates are costly and fail to value the application of ecological principles, especially local agroecological practices rooted in local communities.
Webinar: Women’s rights & gender equality in Indonesia
Speakers will examine the extent to which Indonesian women have achieved equality in a broad array of political, economic and social fields
NBSEAS: In Search of New Social Democracy: Insights from the South—Implications for the North
In this episode of the Nordic Asia Podcast Kenneth Bo Nielsen is joined by Olle Törnquist to discuss the main results and arguments in what he calls his endbook.
Cambodia’s 1991 Paris Peace Agreements: Thirty years of contested commemoration
Stakeholders commemorate the same history, but they have different interpretations.
The “Timor Crisis” and Dom Bonaventura’s plea for help: Houben’s archival investigations
Recent research reveals a missive from the leader of the single most threatening Timorese uprising against the Portuguese.
Modern-day slavery: Vietnamese women domestic workers in Saudi Arabia
Details around the recent death of migrant domestic worker, H Xuân Siu, reveal an exploitative transnational labour export system.
30 years after the Santa Cruz massacre: What legacy is left behind?
The story of these youths' contribution to the liberation of their homeland is yet to be fully written.
Indonesia’s Jalan tengah in the new age of great power rivalries
Indonesia’s decision to gamble with a degree of its strategic autonomy should thus be regarded as the latest reinterpretation of jalan tengah.
Rethinking memories of Darul Islam
The anti-traditional rule of the Darul Islam movement had a tremendous impact on indigeneity and the way that it is constructed today among the Duri
COVID-19 and food insecurity in Metro Manila: a slow moving disaster
Residents were consulted and active in food distribution activities run by non-governmental organisations, but not consulted in relation to government-run activities.
Rising religious radicalism in Indonesia: roots and shoots
Research conducted in 50 schools revealed that schools have become the arena in which to disseminate radical ideology
Apa yang mendorong perubahan moral Indonesia?
Nilai-nilai demokrasi di Indonesia terkooptasi untuk membantu tujuan yang tidak liberal
Unravelling gender-Based violence in Southeast Asia
It is essential for governments, together with grassroots communities and academia, to actively educate society.
New Mandala and 9DashLine announce exciting new partnership
Collaborating on co-publications that will enable both organisations to reach new audiences in Australia, Southeast Asia, Europe and elsewhere.
“Semut: The Untold Story of a Secret Australian Operation in WWII Borneo”
"....when you actually sit down and look at what happened, the locals were key participants in all of these war activities."
“Human dignity” in Cambodian law, policy and civil society advocacy
Significant differences arise around how “human dignity” is defined and protected, and what it requires of states, non-state institutions and citizens.
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