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The cruelest cut

Why Indonesia must ban the harmful practice of female genital cutting.

Thailand’s rocky road to democracy

Next constitution likely to tilt more towards dictatorship than democracy.

Of murder, memory, corruption and power

A conversation with Joshua Oppenheimer on Indonesia's 1965 massacre.

Getting to grips with the future

What happens next will determine how much respect Myanmar’s reformers can demand from their own people, and from the rest of the world.

Going viral in Cambodian cyberspace

Will the rise of social media see the fall of Cambodia's 'strongman'?

Hope, division and the vote

A hopeful but divided country emerges from Myanmar's 2015 polls.

Notice of retraction

Notice regarding "A Damning Tale of Megaprojects in Myanmar".

From triumph to tests: Myanmar after the vote

Special panel to explore what comes after Aung San Suu Kyi’s thumping election win.

Money politics and the prisoner’s dilemma

Vote buying to 'prevent' corruption prevalent in Indonesia.

The realities of power in Myanmar

Andrew Selth on 10 ways Myanmar's military can make life very difficult for Aung San Suu Kyi.

Statement of support for Michael Buehler

Academics across the globe show solidarity for SOAS Indonesian politics expert, his work and academic freedom.

Pernyataan mendukung Michael Buehler

Akademisi di seluruh dunia menunjukkan rasa solidaritas kepada pakar politik Indonesia dari SOAS.