Mekong: flourishing a continent Published: 5 November 2025 Water Atlas 2025 The Mekong, one of the world’s most biodiverse rivers, breathes life into vast ecosystems. Flowing through six countries, it links cultures, livelihoods, and landscapes. But as dams multiply, pollution intensifies, and currents slow, its natural rhythms break down. Areeya Tivasuradej
Covid-19, Bangkok, and Its People Published: 2 July 2021 Photo essay A Photo Essay by Amphon Chansirisri Amphon Chansirisri
On Land Grabbing and Cross-border Investment: Case of Cambodian Migrant Workers in Thailand from a Gender-lens Published: 17 September 2018 Analysis Land grabbing in Southeast Asia continues to be an issue of concern. The population in the region largely live in rural areas and make their living by depending on natural resources such as land and water. This article is based on a research in Cambodia and discusses key findings by using gender lens to highlight changes occurred on various levels in the community. Premrudee Daoroung
