Why Adek and Mo’ji? In the earlier stage of outlining the project and collection of information, I intended this piece of work, called “The Silence of Southern Thai Women” to reflect the impact of violence […]
Migration and Communities Along the Border “In the past, things were the opposite. Malaysians used to come here looking for work. Now, everybody here goes to Malaysia for work.” This was the refrain I heard […]
The Protagonists are the “Small People” It is difficult to deny that the situation in southern Thailand this year [Ed: 2004] is a social movement numbering hundreds of people. If we include those people who […]
In this 25 March 2004 Bangkok Post commentary, Assistant Editor Sanitsuda Ekachai connects unrest in the South and the 14 March disappearance of civil rights lawyer Somchai Neelapaijit with other recent disturbing events in Thailand – the […]
It can be said without exaggeration that over the last four decades Prof. Suthiwong Phongphaibun has become the leading figure in the study of the culture of the southern Thai region. He has published a voluminous […]
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