Category: Featured
Featured articles from FORSEA contributors.
Singapore: The Shelter for Myanmar Junta’s Arms Dealers, Drug Lords, and Cronies
Watch live: FORSEA Dialogue on Democratic Struggles Series with guest James Gomez, PhD., Director of the Asia Center, Southeast Asia.
China and the Human Rights of its Neighbours
FORSEA co-sponsored Talk: "If China gives lethal stability to its neighbours, do the actors outside have no option but to look the other way?"
New Fascisms in Europe: Poland’s Far Right Problem
Watch live: FORSEA's Dialogue on Democratic Struggles Series with guest Rafal Pankowski, professor, the Institute of Sociology of Collegium Civitas in Warsaw, Poland and author of ‘Neo-Fascism in Western Europe: A Study in Ideology’.
လေ့လာမိသမျှ ချင်းမျိုးနွယ်စုကြားက ပဋိပက္ခ နှင့် အကျိုးဆက်များ
ဘယ်ကရောက်လာမှန်းမသိတဲ့ "ချင်း" ဆိုတဲ့နာမည်က အင်္ဂလိပ်ကိုလိုနီခတ်ကာလမှာ စပေါ်လာတော့ ကိုယ့်မျိုးနွယ်စုနာမည်နဲ့ ဒေသနာမည်တွေ ဘေးချိတ်ကာ ချင်း အဖြစ်ခံယူဖို့ တွန့်တွန့်ဆုတ်ဆုတ် ဖြစ်ခဲ့ကြတယ်။ ယနေ့ ချင်းအများစု "ချင်း"အဖြစ်ခံယူကြတယ်ဆိုတာ လွယ်လွယ်နဲ့ နေ့ချင်းညချင်း ဖြစ်လာတာ မဟုတ်ဘူး။
Saving the Native White Swedes: The Return of Swedish Fascism in 2022
FORSEA Dialogue LIVE on Democratic Struggles Series with distinguished guest Arash Sedighi, PhD, teacher, Screenplay writer and co-founder of the BAME+ podcast network.
After Mussolini: The Second Coming of Fascism in Italy (?)
Watch live: FORSEA's Dialogue on Democratic Struggles Series with guest Michael Leonardi, author of "Introducing Georgia Meloni: How the US opened the door for Fascism's Return to Italy".
Survivors of Khmer Rouge Genocide and their Need for Mental Health Support
Watch live: FORSEA's Dialogue on Democratic Struggles Series with guest Farina So, Principal Deputy Director of the Documentation Center of Cambodia (DC-Cam) and author of "The Hijab of Cambodia: Memories of Cham Muslim Women after the Khmer Rouge".
Western Myanmar as a Genocide Triangle: Myanmar’s Military-State, Separatist Rakhine Nationalists and Rohingya Genocide Victims
The increasingly vocal demand by the separatist Arakan Army (AA) for international recognition of it as a (quasi)-state actor with which the United Nations and foreign governments should do business with, needs to be checked against the dark record of the anti-Rohingya racism and criminal responsibility of its popular base, namely Rakhine nationalists, in the slow-burning genocide of Rohingyas since the late 1970's.
The Exceptionality of the Powerless and the Banality of Power: Japan’s Rohingya Community and the Japanese State
By imposing sanctions on Japanese businesses that associate with the criminal state of Myanmar, the U.S. and Europe can make Japan and its industries pay the price for the desires hidden behind their pretensions of peace and prosperity.
ASEAN under Cambodia’s Chair-ship Needs a New Muscular Strategy To Deal with Myanmar Dictator Min Aung Hlaing
ASEAN Defence Ministries could work out a Humanitarian Task Force, with Cambodia as a natural leader. The post-civil war Cambodian leadership of Prime Minister Hun Sen has decades of experience working with external actors, from UN to China. This proposal could be attractive to both China and other immediate neighbours.