Dr Nattapoll's case is part of a broader pattern of SLAPP (Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation) cases.
A Myanmar Life Ended
Ko Nyi Nyi Aung Htet knew what he risked. He persisted, for he believed that democracy and a bright future will not return to Myanmar if the Tatmadaw succeeds.
Public opinion and civil society: shaping Indonesia’s South China Sea Policy?
Public opinion should force the Indonesian government to consider and adjust its policies and responses to China in the South China Sea.
Women fight the dual evils of dictatorship and patriarchal norms in Myanmar
Women of different ages and social backgrounds have been at the heart of the Myanmar protests, giving the women's movement unprecedented visibility.
At what cost: The impact of Indonesia’s Omnibus law on underwater cultural heritage
Why, after such a long hiatus, is underwater cultural heritage is once again being considered as an economic, not an archaeological or historical, resource?
Invisible victims of the Papua conflict: the Nduga Regency refugees
The Indonesian government could regain trust by enhancing cooperation with those in the local community already involved in assisting IDPs
Smiling to fight: Waiting out the pandemic in Laos
An important and unanswered question is the extent to which traditions of subsistence farming may still keep families afloat.
New Books on Southeast Asia: Duncan McCargo on “Fighting for Virtue: Justice and Politics in Thailand”
Nick Cheesman talks to Duncan McCargo about his new book on the "hyperlegalism" recently on display in Thailand's courts.
The Spirit of China in Cambodia
As Chinese influence intensifies, Cambodians are trying position themselves in relation to this new tide of values.
From Yangon: a protest in images
In an era in which optics are fundamental, Myanmar's protest movement has forged a strategic visual course inspired by real and fictional past movements.
Myanmar’s 2021 coup: The latest test for ASEAN’s commitment to democratic consolidation
Soft diplomatic approaches may yet allow ASEAN to act not as democratic enforcers but as democratic promoters.
Indonesia in 2020: Looking back at a year of crisis
How were Indonesians’ enjoyment of political, economic, and social rights have been affected by the multiple crises of 2020?
Myanmar’s coup from the eyes of ethnic minorities
Members of ethnic minorities standing against the military are concentrating on institutional change, while majority Bamar NLD supporters focus on the release of party leaders and the formation of government.
Duterte’s Tight Grip over Local Politicians: Can It Endure?
If Duterte has failed to deliver, why do so many local politicians remain beholden to him?
Remembering HMAS Perth (I) for the future
For Indonesia and Australia, the salvage of Perth has put maritime heritage cooperation into the spotlight, prompting greater bilateral engagement.
Networked authoritarianism at the edge
We should look beyond elite urban internet users to grasp the reach of Southeast Asian digital governance and its chilling effects
Fictional forest koperasi: a new pattern of land grabs in Indonesia
Fake cooperatives acting as representatives of farmers can seek land concessions and conveniently serve as an extension of corporations.
Behind the coup: what prompted the Tatmadaw’s grab for power?
Despite the seeming incredulity of the military and USDP’s claims of fraud, there is reason to take the Tatmadaw’s insistence on the legitimacy of its constitutional claims seriously.
Civic space in Timor-Leste during COVID-19 Part 2: Access and equity
COVID-19 arguably provided opportunities to increase legitimacy and accountability.
Civic space in Timor-Leste during COVID-19 Part 1: Governance and civil society
Civic space in Timor-Leste has been challenged and expanded by the pandemic
American foreign policy towards Myanmar part 2: The failure of wishful thinking
A rash decision near the end of Obama’s tenure led to the complete failure of American foreign policy.
American foreign policy towards Myanmar part 1: ‘Blinded by the light’ of Wilsonian idealism
Past US government policies towards Myanmar have been idealistic and flawed by partisan diplomacy.
Pivot to ASEAN: why Biden should pay attention to Southeast Asia
America’s overlapping strategic interests concerning the South China Sea necessitate diplomatic engagement with ASEAN.
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