JANUARY AGENDA Dear Colleagues and Friends of SEA Junction, SEA Junction was born in 2016, and as a small child is gradually learning to function and realize its mission of promoting knowledge and interaction on Southeast Asia. Thank you to all the staff, volunteers, founding partners, collaborating organizations and all those who have participated…
With this, we are sorry to inform that the closimg event of the photo exhibition “The Campers; Micro Cosmopolitanism of the Refugee World” has to be cancelled. The photographer Samak Kosem, who was supposed to hold a talk with the audience on his photography has let us know that he cannot attend because of family…
NOVEMBER AGENDA Dear Colleagues and Friends of SEA Junction, SEA Junction would like to thank all those who attended our events in October and/or followed us via social media. We are grateful for the great interest shown for our efforts to contribute to greater understanding of Southeast Asia and hope that the events scheduled…
October is a busy month for SEA Junction. Here we highlight the main activities to keep you updated and to invite those in Bangkok to attend.
Mekong Migration Network (MMN) and SEA Junction present Beyond “Tolerance”: Living Together with Migrants, a photo exhibition and documentary video, in collaboration with documentary photographer Mr. John Hulme, in Bangkok from 8-16 October.
Taking a human angle, this documentary tells the story of the return to Buru island of writer and former political prisoner Hersri Setiawan accompanied by his daughter and his friend and also former prisoner Tedjabayu.
The provision of impunity to human rights violators is the biggest challenge for ensuring accountability. This was the general conclusion of the panelists at the event Confronting Elusiveness: Demanding Accountability in Southeast Asia.
For the launching of SEA Junction, we would like to invite you to the following two events, both on Saturday 25 June 2016:
1) Panel Discussion on Confronting Elusiveness: Demanding Accountability in Southeast Asia at 9.30am at Asia Centre and
2) Launching of SEA Junction at 5.30pm at BACC
Officer Position
This position is key to the functioning of the center and will be shaped as SEA Junction develops and becomes more established. Its main trust is to deliver front-line services to internal and external visitors and users of SEA Junction in order to meet their needs and realize SEA Junction’s mission of sharing information and resources on Southeast Asia