Lecture on Migration in Southeast Asia for Students of MA in Southeast Asia Studies, Chulalongkorn University on 25 November 2016

On 29 November 2016, Rosalia Sciortino Sumaryono, the founder and executive director of SEA Junction, provided a lecture for MA graduate students in Southeast Asian Studies of Chulalongkorn University. The class aimed to give an overview of intraregional migration in Southeast Asia and the policy currently in place at the national and regional levels. The students were of different nationalities and were lead by their lecturer Ying Jayagupta.

Photographers

Yanin Wongmai and Ying Jayagupta.

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Poster announcement for the class

The class is on

MA students of Chulalongkorn
University and two observers

The audience with the backdrop of
the photo exhibition on camp refugees
on the Thai-Myanmar border

Attentive participants

Rosalia Sciortino Sumaryono explains
about disparities in Southeast Asia
driving migration flows

Taking notes

The Austrian observer compares
with the situation in Europe

Displays of books and crafts

Small group discussions after the break

Checking on one of the small groups

Part of the students and one Thai PhD
observer discuss possible solutions
to enhance protection of migrants

A student shares the findings of his
group discussion

Rosalia Sciortino Sumaryono
summarizes the lecture and draw
conclusions

Ying Jayagupta thanks everybody
at the end of the class

Group photo