Akan Datang: Investigations in Malaysia, terror in Indonesia and the Cambodian environment
New Naratif's North Sumatra consulting editor takes a look at stories to watch across Southeast Asia, 20–27 May.
Tag: Media
Red Lines and (Self-)Censorship: Journalism in Southeast Asia
On World Press Freedom Day, New Naratif’s contributors highlight the obstacles they’ve faced working in and reporting on Southeast Asia.
Lost Homeland: Indonesia’s Exile Story
The experiences of Indonesia’s political exiles is little known, both within and without the country. Now, a veteran journalist has put together a c…
A Statement from New Naratif
Singapore’s Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) rejected our application to register a Singapore subsidiary on the grounds that it …
Photos of the Rohingya Crisis: A Series of Dilemmas
When a Rohingya refugee in Indonesia approached us with graphic photos from Rakhine State, we were faced with the dilemma of how to handle them. Our N…
Reading Zunar’s Cartoons
Zunar's cartoons often rely on puns and in-jokes that non-Malaysians might not always understand. Here's a quick explainer.
Rusaknya Kebebasan Pers Di Bawah Aung San Suu Kyi
Banyak berharap kebebasan yang lebih demokratis di Myanmar dibawah National League of Democracy (Partai Nasional Demokrasi) kepemimpinan Aung San Suu …
The Decay of Press Freedom Under Aung San Suu Kyi
Many expected more democratic freedoms in Myanmar under Aung San Suu Kyi's National League of Democracy, but journalists have learnt the hard way that…
Learning Media Literacy in Singapore
Media literacy has emerged as one of the ways with which Singapore can tackle "fake news". But how are Singaporeans' taught media literacy, and how do…
Reporting on Buddhist Extremism
Min Min and his team are putting their lives at risk to explain what's happening in Rakhine state.
