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Collage portrait of Kem Ley
Posted inOpinion

The Anti-Vietnamese Legacy of Kem Ley

Headshot of Tim Frewer by Tim Frewer 16 July 202125 January 2022

There were two sides to Kem Ley, the beloved Cambodian activist who was murdered five years ago: the calm, insightful public intellectual, and the hyperbolic nationalist who wanted to rid Cambodia of “illegal Vietnamese immigrants”, writes Tim Frewer.

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As Residents Grapple With Smog, Vietnam Pushes Renewable Energy

Avatar photo by Michael Tatarski 16 March 202018 May 2021

As Vietnam’s economy booms, Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City are experiencing unprecedented levels of air pollution. What does this mean for their residents, and how big of a role will renewable energy play in solving the deadly problem?

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#MeToo in Vietnam: One Year On

Lam Le headshot by Lam Le 2 August 201925 May 2021

For a while, #MeToo stories popped up in Vietnam. Yet the movement failed to take off. A year later, though, more discussion of sexual assault and harassment is taking place, after two cases that took place in residential lifts drove home the message that it can happen to anyone.

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Southeast Asia Dispatches — Episode 14

Laura McDowell - New NaratifAvatar photoThum Ping Tjin headshotAdam Bemma - New Naratif by Laura McDowell, Michael Tatarski, Thum Ping Tjin and Adam Bemma 11 March 201923 June 2021

This week, Adam Bemma takes a look at the political parties running in Thailand’s general election, Laura McDowell profiles Timor-Leste’s first blind radio broadcaster, PJ Thum interviews Andreas Harsono of Human Rights Watch about Indonesia’s internet law, and Michael Tatarski reflects upon covering the Trump-Kim Summit in Hanoi.

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