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The sound of helicopters still makes Soi Tonnampet shake, years later. It takes her back to the first time she and others from her indigenous community, the Karen, fled from an operation to clear areas of national parkland in Northern Thailand. She

Commissioned to develop a new format for, copy write and edit the DPPA’s annual donor report (Multi Year Appeal), with greater focus on data, impact and results, in heavy collaboration with key programme staff.

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This is the first of a five-volume study that I researched, wrote and edited with DIGNITY for its Publication Series on Torture and Organised Violence Find the original here (Study 7) https://dignity.dk/en/publications/

Dubbed the most influential philosopher alive, Peter Singer is loved and loathed for his controversial views. Now he wants us to give away a lot of our money.

A detailed briefing that I led and wrote/edited for use by legal experts, examining the UK government's compliance with international labour laws. Research, analysis and sign off was provided by 7+ anti-trafficking groups.

If Hotel Cram could be personified it would make a good sultry brunette: sleek, sexy, unapproachable. For this reason the new Barcelona boutique hotel has been praised by many, and yet has also withstood some valid criticism.

The air was dark and tinged with cool, old trees struck dramatic poses against the night sky and below them a near- naked elderly man waxed lyrical about the stars. “This is a good place,” he says, a blue towel twisted jauntily around his head...

Albania has been leading the Balkan region in its management of women prisoners – a complex group to detain and rehabilitate. Now, as a new government is sworn in and politically motivated staff changes look likely, this progress – and the wellbeing of its female inmates – is at risk.

An article from South China Morning Post forwarded by the Asian Human Rights Commission, written via the pseudonym Julianne Porter. Caught on a rare tea break, Father Nandana Manatunga bats atthe "tsunami" flies that whirl around his head and ponde

I researched, wrote and edited this study, with the support of DIGNITY for its Publication Series on Torture and Organised Violence Find the original here (Study 12) https://dignity.dk/en/publications/

If you’re a fool for the leafy, romantic streets of Hanoi, the faded colonial architecture of Phnom Penh or Hoi An and the religious drama of Chiang Mai’s old wats, you’ll be equally besotted by this lesser known cultural cache.

While many in and outside Myanmar question the quality of the democratic space being opened by the government after decades of military rule, a surge of new ideas is being allowed in the public sphere. And among the beneficiaries, finally, are women.

In June 1975, waves of black-clad guerilla fighters entered Phnom Penh and emptied it - by persuasion, coercion and violence - in just a few days. Today, facing the prospect of its first skyscraper, a rash of special economic zones and...

This is one of a series of posts by the author on her research in 2013-2015 among women’s prisons and prison communities in Albania, Guatemala, Jordan, the Philippines and Zambia, with DIGNITY, the Danish Institute Against Torture. Find it published as a comparative report, and four individual studies. Her other posts cover issues from violence to prison conditions. “Gradually our lives are deteriorating, and we aren’t free to do anything about it. You think: ‘there lies my future’. You see de

NB, the first sentence in this article is a sub-heading not the start of the article; it should be in italics.

Asia Sentinel, Hong Kong, 19 April 2010, reprinted as an Op-ed in the Jakarta Globe, Indonesia Millions of detainees across the globe remain in filthy, crowded and unsanitary prisons

Heavy hitters meeting at a Thai eco-resort seek to avert environmental catastrophe by targeting and changing the mindsets of the world's most powerful people and companies, writes Jo Baker.

“I felt isolated from the entire world. If I’d stayed any longer I’d have started eating the window bars.” – Inmate, Jordan