Interview with Penh Art, Chaom Saroum, Phueng Kimhuoy, and Roeun Nak
International Women’s Day at Krapon Chhuck Pagoda Interview by Ros Sokunthy The communes of...
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Salsabila Putri Noor Aziziah on Feminist Solidarity Against Extractivist Economies
At a regional workshop in Bangkok titled Global Finance: Crisis and Response, Salsabila Putri Noor...
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Solidarity Seed Festival and Harvest Ritual Celebration
— Together to preserve traditional seeds and the environment Peasants, food workers, and...
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TeduRISE. Valtimore “Bong” Fenis (center) shares his perspectives on the intersectionality of the struggles for indigenous peoples’ rights, self-determination, peace, and development during the Palestine Solidarity Session at the Mekong-ASEAN Environmental Week. Bangkok, Thailand. 2024 September 28. Photo by Galileo de Guzman Castillo.
SOLIDARITY FROM BELOW
By Valtimore “Bong” Fenis* Heard of Palestine genocide? Myanmar military rule? Victims of...
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Learning from Herstories and Histories; Shaping Futures, 4 August 2023. Photo by Shalmali Guttal.
Learning from Herstories and Histories; Shaping Futures
The Chulalongkorn University Social Research Institute (CUSRI) and Focus on the Global South...
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Land Grabs and Injustice: The Struggles of Families in Tamol Leu Community
by Ridan Sun Mrs. Toun Seng, a 55-year-old resident of the Tamol Leu community, shared her...
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“We Are the Backbone, But We Carry the Burden”: Cambodian Garment Workers and the Fight for Dignity
At a regional workshop on global finance and crisis held in Bangkok this March, activists from...
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The Adventures of FemSamyan in the Southern Peasants’ Federation of Thailand (SPFT)
Who are we? FemSamyan (เฟมสามย่าน) is an independent feminist club based in Bangkok,...
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Panisa “Khun TaTa” Ruengchai from Serii- Palestine
How we can build Palestine solidarity among our region
by Panisa “Khun TaTa” Ruengchai We are from Serii Palestine which is a Thai activist...
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ENDURING. Originally built in 1915, the Genbaku Dome was the only (skeletal) structure left standing in an area about 160 meters away from the hypocenter of the first atomic bombing in 1945. Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park. 2024 August 4.
NOTES FROM THE WORLD CONFERENCE AGAINST ATOMIC AND HYDROGEN BOMBS: Of Steadfast Determination and Unwavering Solidarity
Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan 2024 September 6 Text and photos by Galileo de Guzman...
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The Village Idiots
Sama-Sama: A Celebration of People’s Music from Asia
Written by: Anisa Widyasari Pictures provided by Asian Music for People’s Peace and Progress...
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Ms. Keo Vannak from Lor Peang village, Taches commune, Kampong Tralach district, Kampong Chhnang Province.
Voices from the International Women’s Day Celebration in Cambodia
On March 8th, women around the world celebrated International Women’s Day, a day to...
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