<p>Prachatai&rsquo;s collaborative investigative report on Wanchalearm Satsaksit&rsquo;s disappearance and a documentary on the unremitting hardship of an injured Red Shirt protester have received awards from Amnesty International Thailand (AIT).</p>

<p>For the first episode in a series on sexual violence, let&rsquo;s get to know Thailand&rsquo;s rape history with Pattarat Phantprasit, an academic historian, going from the case of Amdaeng-onsa to the present. For one hundred years the state and society have discriminated without ever changing their ideas. The &lsquo;good woman&rsquo; is still the standard used to deal with cases.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Boxing stadium receptionist Wuttisak Muangmaitong opens up about his experience of recovering from the COVID-19 virus and facing social stigmatization as a survivor.&nbsp;</p>

<div> <div>The coordinator of the Thai Netizen Network analyses the latest draft of the Cyber Security Bill, saying that the definition of “cyber” is too broad, there is a risk of offending over content affecting security, the Committee is structured to give dominant power to the security sector, and private agencies not complying with requests for data may be penalised, but state requests for data do not require any court order. </div> <div> </div> <div>“Cyber security is the security of general infrastructure systems, whether it’s finance, the economy, society, daily activities </div></div>

<div>From concerts, musicals, to movies, read ISOC’s cultural mission in their process of promoting the main ideology of the security services. </div> <div> </div>

<div>Eight years ago, Anticha Saengchai came out as lesbian to her husband, family, and society. She then moved with her girlfriend to Pattani and opened a bookstore and learning space called Buku Books &amp; More. This is the story of Anticha’s of coming out, and of gender rights in the three provinces of the Deep South.&nbsp;</div> <div> </div>