Justice

By Nithin Coca • Dec 30, 2015
Fifty years ago, one of the most violent episodes in recent history took place across the Indonesian archipelago. Under General Suharto, an estimated 500,000 people were murdered in just two years, and the effects of the dictator’s rule are still reverberating through society

By David Hutt • Nov 06, 2015
Huge numbers of males are raped in Cambodia. So why do these horrific crimes remain largely ignored by rights organisations and the media?

By Steve Hirsch • Jul 14, 2015
With concerns that reform has stalled, critics are questioning the Obama administration’s strategy towards Myanmar

By Dr Markus Karbaum • Apr 08, 2013
More than 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, East Germany’s Stasi files are still throwing up some surprises – not least for those living in Cambodia as profiles on many Khmer Rouge defectors, many of whom lead the country today, have emerged