Highlight

The forest reclamation case: when the court sent the Sapwai villagers to prison and off their land

Nutcha Tantivitayapitak
16 Aug 2019

Justice delayed is justice denied: remembering the 19 May 2010 killing of ‘red shirt’ protestors

Anna Lawattanatrakul
26 May 2019

All They Could Do To Us: Courage in Dark Times from a Fighter (Not a Victim)

Metta Wongwat
21 May 2019

Who is Siam Theerawut? From exile to Vietnam to whereabouts unknown

Korakot Phiangjai
16 May 2019

A Revolution in Song: remembering Jit Phumisak through music

Anna Lawattanatrakul
11 May 2019

A country for the young: first-time voters in the 2019 general election and how they can change the face of Thai politics

Anna Lawattanatrakul
23 Mar 2019

Round Up

‘New’ cabinet announced, junta faces challenges from all sides

Thammachart Kri-aksorn
16 Jul 2019

Fallout from assault against Sirawith; no police protection unless activism ends.

Thammachart Kri-aksorn
10 Jul 2019

Even without a House majority, junta can still function minimally.

Thammachart Kri-aksorn
18 Jun 2019

Weapon of math destruction at work in Thai politics

Thammachart Kri-aksorn
15 May 2019

Vietnam’s struggle over IUU fishing warning, fatal to its fisherman?

Yiamyut Sutthichaya
3 Apr 2019

Japanese Pop Culture - Thai Millennials' Secret Political Weapon

Thammachart Kri-aksorn
26 Mar 2019

Editorial

Speech justifying violence against activists must stop

Prachatai English Editorial Team
29 Jun 2019

Singha Water to turn labels into missing person posters

Boon Rawd Trading Co., Ltd. and the Mirror Foundation have launched a “Return heart to home” campaign to turn water bottle labels into missing person posters for missing children.

Defamation case against Ngamsuk Ruttanasatian, Mahidol lecturer and human rights defender

On 5 August, a second hearing was held at the Criminal Court in Bangkok to examine the grounds in the defamation case brought by Thammakaset Company against Ngamsuk Ruttanasatian, a lecturer in the Institute for Human Rights and Peace (IHRP) at Mahidol University.

[Event] Right-wing extremism in Europe - a challenge for democracy

BALAC, (The BA Program in Language and Culture), Faculty of Arts, cordiallyinvites you to a special lecture :Right-wing extremism in Europe - a challenge for democracy Speaker: Professor Rafal Pankowski, the Institute of Sociology of Collegium Civitas in Warsaw

Family’s search for missing dissident continues

Three months after the disappearance of Siam Theerawut and two other political refugees, his sister said that the family is still looking for traces of him to send to the various organizations they have asked for help. The demonstration in front of the Thai Embassy in Paris

EEC blueprint to pass cabinet, resistance intensifies.

The EEC Committee has passed on its final blueprint to the cabinet. The local population has protested, claiming it will destroy 7 communities.   A crab from the Bang Pakong River released at Government HouseSource: Anchan Chaiyanw

Somsak calls for monarchy reform on King's birthday

The prominent historian in exile has called for reform of the monarchy on 28 July, the birthday of King Vajiralongkorn.

Attack against Pavin confirmed, alerting other political exiles

Pavin Chachavalpongpun has reported a physical attack against him, confirming growing public concern at his disappearance from Facebook.
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[Event] Asian Megacities Seminar

Faculty of Arts, Chulalongkorn University
15 Aug 2019

EEC blueprint to pass cabinet, resistance intensifies.

Prachatai
13 Aug 2019

Family’s search for missing dissident continues

Prachatai
13 Aug 2019

[Event] Right-wing extremism in Europe - a challenge for democracy

Faculty of Arts, Chulalongkorn University
11 Aug 2019

Defamation case against Ngamsuk Ruttanasatian, Mahidol lecturer and human rights defender

Prachatai
9 Aug 2019

Queen Sirikit leaves hospital ahead of Mother’s Day

Prachatai
9 Aug 2019

Interview

Capital of Mae La: in a world where states don’t accept refugees as citizens

Nutcha Tantivitayapitak
24 Jun 2019

Tanapong Luekajornchai: 110 years of the Anglo-Siamese Treaty, history without the nationalism

Kritsada Subpawanthanakun
24 May 2019

Without the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and association, one is not a citizen: an interview with Clément Nyaletsossi Voule

Prachatai
29 Apr 2019

Phrae Sirisakdamkoeng: Within the humanity… of drug users

Kritsada Subpawanthanakun
2 Apr 2019

Pauline Ngarm-pring, the Mahachon Party’s head of strategy, and her first step into politics

Prachatai
22 Mar 2019

Nattika Loweera: the New Dem candidate in Pheu Thai stronghold

Prachatai
20 Mar 2019

Multimedia

I am Luther

Thisable.me and Prachatai English
31 Jul 2019

Infographic

ECT penalties and how they could affect the election results

Prachatai
2 Apr 2019

Op-Ed

The return of an unconscious body

Hara Shintaro
5 Aug 2019

Letter to a Lawyer

Harrison George
5 Aug 2019

Fund raising for Da Torpedo, former lèse majesté prisoner, to fight terminal illness

1 Aug 2019

Political reform ha bloody ha

Harrison George
20 Jul 2019

Military authorities can still arbitrarily detain civilians

Thai Lawyers for Human Rights
13 Jul 2019

Where is the Safety Zone?

Hara Shintaro
2 Jul 2019

Pick to Post

HRW calls for Thai authorities to investigate activist’s abduction in Phatthalung

Human Rights Watch
16 Aug 2019

Australia should press Laos to protect rights, says HRW

Human Rights Watch
12 Aug 2019

ILO, Global Unions, Labor Movement, and Human Rights Activist Demand Labour Law Reform and Enforcement To Meet ILO Standards

State Enterprise Workers Relations Confederation (SERC)
7 Aug 2019

Legal observations on the arrest of two suspects in relation to the Bangkok blasts

Thai Lawyers for Human Rights
7 Aug 2019

Lao PDR must live up to international human rights obligations, civil society call ahead of UN review

Manushya Foundation
6 Aug 2019

NGOs call on Lao government to guarantee that development projects and investments are respectful of rights of individuals and communities

Manushya Foundation
29 Jul 2019

Quote of the Day

The people must demand the right to election, and not only that demand, but also transparency and fainess[in the election]. Not just somebody, this country must belong to everyone.

Netiwit Chotiphatphaisal

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