Through Buddhist ceremonies, relations between perpetrators and victims from different places have been reconnected and restructured.
Acceptance starts from home: The role of families of LGBTI+ youth
Parent-led networks have created tremendous impact for the LGBTI+ movement in Asia.
After the Nong Bua Lamphu shooting, a need for grief-sensitive journalism
Evidence of inappropriate reporting on the Nong Bua Lamphu tragedy is rife.
The Yogyakartan Surrealism of Jokowi
Like the Yogyakartan surrealist, Jokowi’s leadership offers a dreamscape, relying much on the promise of the future.
A conversation about Vomit Girl: Mai Nguyen-Long talks to Elly Kent
Studying Vietnamese folkloric practices, the artist has crafted objects that reflect the aesthetics of creative subversion and resistance.
NBSEAS on “The Road to Dien Bien Phu: A History of the First War for Vietnam”
How were the Vietnamese communists able to achieve their remarkable victory over powerful French colonial forces?
Time to shift our focus on Indonesian communist studies?
Political actors' roles in regenerating the spectre of communism deserve closer attention.
Queering LGBT rights in Timor-Leste
If the state’s role as the protector of LGBT community rights is naturalised, the LGBT community may struggle to problematise state-sponsored “homonormativity” as a political strategy.
Azhar Harun: Speaker of the Lower House who descended to a ‘Government Lapdog’
There is an urgent need for a reform-oriented speaker to be appointed to combat toxic Malaysian parliamentary proceedings.
Public programs weekend: Our Grandfather Road
Interact with some of the most socially-engaged and topical art produced by contemporary artists both emerging and established from the region
Suffer the children: in Thailand, children risk sexual abuse by officials charged with their care
It is in the interests of conservative and progressive Thais to develop new cultural norms and effective legal sanctions to address sexual abuse.
Watch: Deepening the Australia-Indonesia relationship through study abroad & research collaboration
Four stories of success from ANU alumni who have been engaged in strengthening the Australia-Indonesia relationship.
No health without mental health! A forum from the ANU Indonesia Institute
With advent of COVID-19 mental health became everybody’s business. Join our webinar to find out how this impacts the field.
Pernicious anti-politics
...problems like historical distortion and human rights violations appear to be non-issues for the Marcos administration.
“Perempuan Merdeka” women’s art exhibition at the 39th Indonesia Update
The artists’ playful images expose societal norms and offer alternatives to understanding women’s position in society
Profile: Patrick Anderson’s career in environmental and human rights movements
Working in solidarity globally and at the intersection of environmental protection and human rights.
Watch: Hari Tani Nasional, a forum on the future of rural Indonesia
Critical Indonesian thinkers reflect on a simple question: What are the most important policy problems in rural Indonesia, and what can researchers do about them?
Time to take a bow for the “Bossku” show that had many going
Last week, it became clear that the perception that Najib has huge public support is false.
NBSEAS: Nicole Curato talks to Baogang He about “Deliberative Democracy in Asia”
Professor He draws on a range of case studies in Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines, and reflects on the wider trend of deliberative democratization in Asia and beyond.
Blockchain against climate change: perspectives from Indonesia
In Indonesia blockchain can be strategically utilised and developed for environmental protection.
The Singapore leg of #gotagohome: diaspora sentiments
Rajapaksa’s arrival has evoked the desire to defend Singapore’s social pluralism and rule of law...
Watch a forum: Bongbong at the Helm
A focus on issues and dynamics that can be expected to define his presidency.
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