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Author Archives: Prema-Ja

Prema-Ja is a Thai illustrator and comic artist who various mediums—such as digital paint, watercolor, ink, and crayon—to create her works. Her short comic, Sky Sky, received the Grand Prix at the Silent Manga Audition in 2013. She has also created three graphic novels. Apart from these projects, she also self-publishes work relating to the human-animal bond. See more of her work on Instagram @prema_ja

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Once a Safe Haven, Bangkok Now a “Hunting Ground” for Dissidents

Avatar photoAdam Bemma - New Naratif by Prema-Ja and Adam Bemma 22 June 202018 May 2021

Asylum seekers and dissidents have fled Laos, Cambodia and other nations to Thailand to avoid political persecution. While they wait for UN refugee status, they are surveilled by authorities, disappeared from Bangkok streets and forcibly repatriated or jailed.

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No Progress or Answers on Enforced Disappearances in Thailand

Avatar photoAdam Bemma - New Naratif by Prema-Ja and Adam Bemma 25 December 201918 May 2021

The remains of a land rights activist who went missing in 2014 has brought up the issue of torture and enforced disappearances in Thailand. But civil society groups fear little action is being taken on a bill that would recognise enforced disappearance as a criminal offence.

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