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A Tale of Queer Migration in Indonesia

Avatar photo by Asmara S. Wigati, Bonnibel Rambatan and Dania Joedo 6 July 202331 August 2023

This episode is based on their short comic trilogy called “The Rites of Passage: A Tale of Queer Migration” by Asmara S. Wigati. In this episode, Asmara and Bonni discusses the trilogy, Asmara’s journey, and how we can build better connections and collective care for queer people in Indonesia.

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Myanmar’s New Feminist Narrative

Avatar photo by Thet Wai, Bonnibel Rambatan and Dania Joedo 27 April 202320 July 2023

In this episode, Bonnibel Rambatan and Thet Wai talks about Myanmar’s New Feminist Narrative and Wai’s experiences as a feminist activist in Myanmar.

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Why Malaysia’s COVID-19 Aid Isn’t Reaching Queer Communities

Deborah Augustin by Deborah Germaine Augustin 6 August 202120 December 2021

In this episode, Deborah Augustin speaks to Nisha Ayub and Connie Connor about the need for LGBTQIA+ specific mutual aid funds that are more gender-inclusive, and how the queer community in Malaysia has organised themselves against the backdrop of an increasingly hostile environment.

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Undocumented and Unvaccinated: Malaysia’s Unequal Vaccine Rollout

Photo of Wael QarssifiDeborah Augustin by Wael Qarssifi and Deborah Germaine Augustin 23 July 202122 December 2021

Deborah Augustin speaks to Adrian Pereira from North South Initiative and Mohammed*, an undocumented migrant from Bangladesh, about how the Malaysian government’s decision to deprive undocumented migrants of vaccines endangers not only this marginalised community, but also Malaysia’s chances of reaching herd immunity.

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Heroes by Necessity: Reframing Refugee Stories

Deborah Augustin by Deborah Germaine Augustin 25 June 202125 January 2022

Deborah Augustin speaks to Monique Truong and Leena Al-Mujahed, two women who have experienced forced displacement and continue to face their circumstances and obstacles with courage.

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The Plight of Transnational Families in Malaysia

Avatar photoDeborah Augustin by Yi Peng Yap and Deborah Germaine Augustin 30 April 202124 June 2021

Deborah Augustin speaks to Bina Ramanand, founding member of Family Frontiers and co-founder of the Foreign Spouses Support Group; and Naz, a Malaysian in a transnational marriage about the challenges that transnational families face in the country.

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Akan Datang: Politics, investments, and Vietnam’s football winning streak

Avatar photo by Aisyah Llewellyn 20 January 20192 May 2021

This week in Southeast Asia: where is the next Trump-Kim summit going to be? Why is Jokowi pardoning Abu Bakar Bashir? Will the Progress Singapore Party get off the ground? How much of Sabah is going to be sold off to Chinese investors?

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