Caleb Quinley

As ac­tivists turn to new meth­ods in cam­paign for change, Thai au­thor­i­ties ratch­et up sur­veil­lance and ha­rass­ment.

Thai­land’s po­lit­i­cal dis­si­dents shat­tered taboos by call­ing for re­form of monar­chy and not be­ing de­terred by jail.

De­fec­tors say at least 2,500 sol­diers have de­sert­ed Myan­mar’s mil­i­tary since last year’s coup.

In the moun­tains of Kayah State, a for­mer wed­ding pho­tog­ra­ph­er is tak­ing on Myan­mar’s mil­i­tary.

Thou­sands of peo­ple run­ning away from re­port­ed Myan­mar army raids find lit­tle sense of safe­ty in Thai­land.

Lawyers wor­ry rul­ing could lead to trea­son charges against key ac­tivists as pro­test­ers pledge to gath­er again on Sun­day.

Hu­man Rights Watch say al­le­ga­tions are a wor­ry­ing shift in the po­lice re­sponse to the coun­try’s pro-democ­ra­cy move­ment.

Af­ter months of anti-gov­ern­ment ral­lies, some are tak­ing more ex­treme mea­sures to pres­sure the ad­min­is­tra­tion.

Work­ers liv­ing on the Thai-Myan­mar bor­der say lat­est COVID-19 surge is putting their lives and liveli­hoods in jeop­ardy.