Peacebuilding New 22/04/2019 – by Anggia Anggraini Burchill Tribal conflicts threaten women Women in Papua New Guinea are hard-hit by tribal wars Read
Environmental protection New 15/04/2019 – by Ika Ningtyas Mangroves against climate change Conserving mangrove forests to protect Indonesia’s coasts and mitigate climate change Read
Humanitarian crises 04/04/2019 – by Cema Tork What the global public is missing Care International and Germanwatch warn of growing climate risks Read
ASEAN 03/04/2019 – by Sussi Prapakranant, Sheila Mysorekar “Refugees can make contributions to host communities” Sussi Prapakranant of the Asia Pacific Refugee Rights Network (APRRN) explains the challenges of refugee politics in Southeast Asia Read
Rohingya minority 17/03/2019 – by Ridwanul Hoque, Ashraful Azad A history of persecution Why Rohingya flee from Myanmar Read
Makeshift shelters 12/03/2019 – by Ridwanul Hoque, Ashraful Azad Lives saved temporarily As food and housing prices have skyrocketed after refugee influx in Bangladesh, host communities suffer serious hardship Read
Aid 13/01/2019 – by Hans Dembowski Limits of sovereignty In view of China’s growing international engagement, we need a good definition of “south-south cooperation” Read
Disinformation 07/01/2019 – by Ika Ningtyas Fighting false information To prevent conflicts during the upcoming elections, Indonesian journalists aim to fact-check online information Read
Media 23/12/2018 – by Emmalyn Liwag Kotte Brave professionals By hounding the Rappler website, President Duterte of the Philippines is intimidating journalists in general Read
Water 03/12/2018 – by Ika Ningtyas Bamboo means water Forests can store water for droughts – for example in Indonesian villages Read
Extra-judicial killings 29/11/2018 – by Emmalyn Liwag Kotte “War against the poor” Bishop Pablo David wants the Philippine government to stop its “cruel and simplistic“ campaign against illegal drugs Read
