Thailand

An open letter to General Prayut Chan-ocha, signed by 418 concerned scholars.

Nicholas Farrelly's new Lowy Institute paper explores the tensions beneath the surface of Thailand's military–monarchy 'survival pact'.

The UNODC’s ambassador for rule of law in Southeast Asia might consider focusing her advocacy on those locked up for criticising her family and its pets.

Experts discuss Nicholas Farrelly's Lowy Institute paper on the outlook for Thailand's junta.

A major civil society fact-finding report on the 2010 anti-Red Shirt crackdown is now available in English.

How the junta's urban development plans target the poor and their politics.

The creativity, informality, and disorderliness of Bangkok's street vendors couldn't survive the junta's impulses for social control.

Anocha Suwichakornpong's new film haunts long after the credits are over.

Pavin Chachavalpongpun: Vajiralongkorn has been ruthless in consolidating his position within Thailand's ruling elite.

Why Phra Dhammajayo does not turn himself in.

T. F. Rhoden reflects on his acclaimed scholarship and ever inquisitive mind

Skydiving, insubordination and rule under the new king.

Thai Ambassador to Australia responds to James L Taylor article.

The critical need to change gender norms and recognise caring and reproductive labor.

Pushing for human rights reform in Southeast Asia.

A temple, illicit money, and the military junta.

New convention offers progress, pitfalls and a way forward.

Can a new Sangha Raja heal the country’s Buddhist order and politics?

Why Southeast Asia should be worried about Trump's pick for Secretary of Labor.

Tightening the grip on Thais’ hearts and minds.

A royal rejection still leaves democracy out of reach for Thais.