Looking through Photographs in the Same 'Shadow of History'
Papan Raksrithong | Published in WeWatchBook "In Between; Restive South" Deep South Photojournalism Issue, 2011
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7 Years of Deep South Photographs and 170 Years of Photojournalism on Earth
7 Years of Deep South Photographs and 170 Years of Photojournalism on Earth
Author : Srisompob Jitpiromsri
Translated by Wit Wichaidit
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Interview with Fiona Lloyd
โครงการผู้หญิงภาคประชาสังคมเพื่อสันติภาพและความมั่นคงในชายแดนใต้
Fiona Lloyd is a South African journalist who has co-founded the organization "Reporting for Peace", which engages in teaching journalists how to effectively report on conflicts. She is also the co-author of Gender, Conflict & Journalism, a handbook for journalists published by UNESCO, which can be downloaded at http://unesdoc.unesco.org/images/0014/001439/143925E.pdf
"Thai peace talks come to light" by Anthony Davis
Apparently making the Southern violence more awe-inspiring moments, the Asia Times Online has posted Anthony Davis’s article on newly opening process of peace talks between Thai authorities and the leaders of some underground movements living abroad.
"Peace Dialogue in the Deep South" by Don Pathan
The Nation's Don Pathan reviews the ongoing talks between the government delegation and two insurgent factions that have played a central role in the Southern conflict to reveal the possibilities as well as dificulties behind the scene. The article brings to the attention the critical ideas of some government officials, ex-insurgent leaders, and the former communnist cadre used to collaborate with the Malay-Muslim independent movements.
The Obvious Trend of Violence’s Intensification in the Deep South over 7 Years
Srisompob Jitpiromsri
Deep South Watch
March 31, 2011
That violence has brought about 12,126 victims within 7 years inevitably makes Thailand’s southernmost region one of the hotspot, most sensitive areas in the world.
Special Interview of Commander Udomchai: Decoding 6 At-Hand Policies - Bringing People Home / Opening Space for Differences
Nantharawut Muaeng-suk
Deep South Watch (DSW)
Tactical Weakness
Muhammad Ayub Pathan