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August 2018
Screening drama-documentary #BKKY
On 18 August at 5PM, SEA Junction will screen #BKKY, a drama and documentary on Bangkok youth. The film is based on interviews of 100 Thai teenagers of diverse gender identity and sexual orientation, who are transitioning from high school to university. In the interviews, they frankly discuss about their experiences, personal life, and growing up in Bangkok. Topics include loss of virginity, gender fluidity, same-sex relationships, parenting and hopes for the future. From this rich and candid research material,…
Find out more »Playing the Identity Card in Southeast Asia?
Political contests in Southeast Asia as in the rest of the words have often been influenced by identity claims and featured arguments around ethnicity, race or religion. Analysts and observers, however, have noted that in recent year identity politics have played a more significant role in maintaining political power and even more in the race for political office. Elections, when held, have exposed identity cleavages within plural societies and a tendency to articulate discourses around “indigenousness”, “moral purity” or “homogeneity”…
Find out more »Informal book discussion “Islam, Minorities and Identity in Southeast Asia” by Ahmad Suaedy
On 21 August at 10.30 SEA Junction will host Ahmad Suaedy Commissioner at Ombudsman Republic of Indonesia, Asian Pacific Intellectual Fellows of the Nippon Foundation and researcher at the Wahid Institute to discuss his recently published book “Islam, Minorities and Identity in Southeast Asia”. The book, based on research conducted for more than a decade, focuses on identity issues and politics in Southeast Asia and discusses Muslim minorities in mainland Southeast Asia and the Philippines and Singapore as well as other religious and…
Find out more »Panel Discussion “Born in Limbo”
Thailand is home to an estimated 3 million migrants of which about 400,000 are thought to be children. As migration flows increase and so does the length of their stay, the number of migrant children born in Thailand also augments. According to the International Organization for Migration (IOM) over 1,300 births have been registered since the opening of a legal clinic at Mae Sot Hospital in April 2016 to provide birth registration, needs assessment and case planning for non-Thai children.…
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“Photo exhibition “Born in Limbo” by John Hulme
Thailand is home to an estimated 3 million migrants of which about 400,000 are thought to be children. As migration flows increase and so does the length of their stay, the number of migrant children born in Thailand also augments. According to the International Organization for Migration (IOM) over 1,300 births have been registered since the opening of a legal clinic at Mae Sot Hospital in April 2016 to provide birth registration, needs assessment and case planning for non-Thai children.…
Find out more »Opening “Photo exhibition “Born in Limbo” by John Hulme
Thailand is home to an estimated 3 million migrants of which about 400,000 are thought to be children. As migration flows increase and so does the length of their stay, the number of migrant children born in Thailand also augments. According to the International Organization for Migration (IOM) over 1,300 births have been registered since the opening of a legal clinic at Mae Sot Hospital in April 2016 to provide birth registration, needs assessment and case planning for non-Thai children.…
Find out more »Southeast Asia Mini Book Fair
GET A BOOK, SUPPORT SEA JUNCTION! Once a month, SEA Junction holds a mini book fair focusing on Southeast Asia. Three kinds of books are displayed: New books given in consignment from recognized publishers with an interest in the countries of Southeast Asia including Silkworm Books from Thailand, ISEAS from Singapore and Yayasan Pustaka Obor from Indonesia. New and used books that are double to those of SEA Junction’s Library. They include books in Thai, English and Indonesian on various…
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