Remembrances of Red Trauma (3) – The Northeast
The short story "The Northeast" by Isaan writer Tee Anmai links memories of war with the deadly crackdown on protesters in April-May 2010.
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Why We Walk: Lertsak Kumkongsak – “We will not stop”
Activist Lertsak Kumkongsak tells his story of why he joined the "We Walk" campaign.
Why We Walk: Nattawut Uppa – “Strength in body and heart”
Human rights NGO worker Nattawut Uppa tells his story of why he joined the "We Walk" campaign.
Why We Walk: Chutima Chuenhuajai – “Stepping past the fear”
Anti-mining activist Chutima Chuenhuaja tells her story of how she joined the "We Walk" campaign.
“We Walk” activists carry anti-junta protest from Bangkok to Khon Kaen
Activists of the "People GO Network" are close to completing their march from Bangkok to Khon Kaen in protest against the military government.
From Loei to Oaxaca and back again: lessons from people’s struggle against mining in Mexico
A year after their return from Oaxaca, Mexico, two members of an anti-mining activist group in the Na Nong Bong village in Loei Province reflect on the lessons they learned from a two-week exchange with North American counterparts.
A pillar of the Northeast people’s movement passes
Thousands of activists, villagers, students, and government officials attended the cremation of Sanan Chusakul, a long-time social and political activist, in Surin’s Muang District on Sunday.