SEAPA announces opening of the Annual Journalism Fellowship
The Southeast Asian Press Alliance (SEAPA) is now accepting applications to its Annual Journalism Fellowship (SAF) for 2015, with the
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‘My Style is Different’
[This is the sidebar story to Private Armed Militias Worsen Impunity, also by Arpan Rachman] Zamzamin Ampatuan looks like he
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“Actually this is one big mistake. One big mistake,” said Zamzamin Ampatuan, gesturing as he sipped coffee in a shop
Read moreFellowship 2014 gets underway
The six SAF 2014 fellows—one Malaysian, two Indonesians, and three Burmese–are currently doing their fieldwork in the Philippines to work
Read moreKaren News looks to the future back in Burma
Ethnic Karen news outlet Karen Information Center (KIC) held a strategic planning workshop last month, aiming to take the organization
Read moreSix journalists selected for 2014 fellowship
SEAPA is pleased to announce the names of six journalists from Burma, Indonesia and Malaysia who were selected to join
Read moreFellowship 2014 applications now open
Theme: “Promoting a regional understanding of impunity in journalists killings in the Philippines” This year, the Annual Fellowship Program is designed
Read moreSupport for Southeast Asian journalists to cover IGF 2014
SEAPA is inviting applications for journalists in the region interested to attend and cover the 9th Annual Internet Governance Forum
Read moreCall for Proposals for Training on Project Cycle Management
SEAPA is seeking proposals from qualified individuals/teams to conduct a workshop and follow-up reviews on project cycle management skills for
Read moreNotions and reality
Kyaw Ye Lynn shares his experiences as an exchange intern in Indonesia. I had never been to Jakarta, so when
Read moreSEAPA pilots regional exchange program
SEAPA recently piloted its regional Journalist Exchange Program, with the internship of two Burmese journalists to two renowned Indonesian media
Read moreCan Myanmar overcome painful transition like Indonesia?
Once ruled by authoritarian dictatorships for decades and having similar political landscapes, the multi-ethnic Southeast Asia countries Indonesia and Myanmar,
Read moreMedia freedom still fragile
Myanmar has made impressive strides toward freedom in the media industry in the past three years, moving from a tightly
Read moreFellows observe Indonesian elections
SEAPA supported five Fellowship alumni to observe the 2014 Indonesian legislative elections. Five persons–two from the Philippines, one from Burma, and
Read moreStewed Pieces of Slippers and Shards of Broken Glass
Political Activist Remembers the Soeharto Era Jakarta–At first glance, the painting on the wall showed the feet of what must
Read moreIn Democratizing, Can Naypyidaw Follow Jakarta’s Lead?
JAKARTA—Naypyidaw’s current reform look familiar to the footstep of Jakarta, world third largest democratic nation, when the two countries—once ruled
Read moreIndonesians hope for better future in next five years
Amarudin arrived early at polling station No 7 on Wachid Hasyim Road in Jakarta on April 9 in the hope
Read moreWebsite helps educate young Indonesian voters about politics
Many young Indonesian voters used to take a dim view of politics and elections, but those negative perceptions may
Read moreจับตาเลือกตั้งอินโดนีเซีย
อาเรีย อินทราวาตี (กลาง) ชาวอินโดนีเซียผู้พิการทางตา และเจ้าหน้าที่ประชาสัมพันธ์เครือข่าย “เอ็มเอ็นเอฟ” (Mitra Netra Foundation) ใช้สิทธิ์ลงคะแนนเสียงที่คูหาเลือกตั้งในชุมชนเลอบัก บูลุส ทางใต้ของกรุงจาการ์ตา เมื่อ 9 เม.ย. ในขณะที่กระบวนการเลือกตั้งในประเทศไทยถูกลดทอนความสำคัญด้วยกระแสต่อต้านจาก “มวลมหาประชาชน” แต่ที่ประเทศเพื่อนบ้านอาเซียนอย่าง “อินโดนีเซีย” กลับมีความเคลื่อนไหวสวนทางกันอย่างเห็นได้ชัด
Read moreIndons choose parliament reps; youth vote key for winning seats
JAKARTA (MindaNews/08 April) — Indonesians troop to the polls on Wednesday (April 9) to elect members of the national and
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