Justice in Southeast Asia Lab

Re-upping this from the Justice in Southeast Asia Lab in the Center for Southeast Asian Studies UW-Madison CSEAS!

_Faces of the Dead, Lives of the Murdered: The Martyrs of 10 April 2010_ (คนที่ตายมีใบหน้า คนที่ถูกฆ่ามีชีวิต: วีรชน 10 เมษา), by Korakot Phiengjai, published by the Heroes of Democracy Foundation, and translated by Tyrell Haberkorn.

Between March and May 2010, democratic-populist red shirt activists in Thailand carried out an entrenched protest in the capital city. On 10 April 2010, a state crackdown to end the protests and clear the Bangkok streets began. Twenty-one people died that day. Over the next weeks, until 19 May 2010, the crackdown continued. In total, 94 people were killed and over 2000 injured. Years after these deaths, no one has been held to account.

_Faces of the Dead, Lives of the Murdered: The Martyrs of 10 April 2010_ is a collection of the testimonies of the lives of the twenty-one people killed on 10 April. A group of journalists and activists carried out interviews with their families in the weeks and months following the crackdown. Published in 2011 by the Heroes of Democracy Foundation, the book tells the stories of the lives, struggles, and dreams of those who were killed. The specificity of their lives is itself a clarion call for justice.

Download here: https://bit.ly/3V499dg

New out from the JSEALab in the Center for Southeast Asian Studies UW-Madison CSEAS!

_Faces of the Dead, Lives of the Murdered: The Martyrs of 10 April 2010_ (คนที่ตายมีใบหน้า คนที่ถูกฆ่ามีชีวิต: วีรชน 10 เมษา), by Korakot Phiengjai, published by the Heroes of Democracy Foundation, and translated by Tyrell Haberkorn

Between March and May 2010, democratic-populist red shirt activists in Thailand carried out an entrenched protest in the capital city. On 10 April 2010, a state crackdown to end the protests and clear the Bangkok streets began. Twenty-one people died that day. Over the next weeks, until 19 May 2010, the crackdown continued. In total, 94 people were killed and over 2000 injured. Years after these deaths, no one has been held to account.

_Faces of the Dead, Lives of the Murdered: The Martyrs of 10 April 2010_ is a collection of the testimonies of the lives of the twenty-one people killed on 10 April. A group of journalists and activists carried out interviews with their families in the weeks and months following the crackdown. Published in 2011 by the Heroes of Democracy Foundation, the book tells the stories of the lives, struggles, and dreams of those who were killed. The specificity of their lives is itself a clarion call for justice.

Download here: https://bit.ly/3V499dg

This Monday, 6 April, Getsea - A Consortium of Centers for Southeast Asian Studies is holding their spring Simulcast Film Screening! 15 universities across the United States will come together to watch two short documentary films on expression, art & self-identity in Malaysia. If you are near one of the below screening locations, please join!

April 6 @ 2:00pm (PT) / 5:00pm (ET)

Full details available at http://bit.ly/GETSEASimulcast

The Trans-Asia Graduate Student Association invites abstracts in the theme “After/Lives” for the 12th annual Trans-Asia Graduate Student Conference on April 17th and 18th, 2026 at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Submission deadline: February 28
https://tinyurl.com/pcmbtkkr

** งานแปลใหม่ๆ จาก Justice in Southeast Asia Lab และ The Article 112 Project ที่ Center for Southeast Asian Studies UW-Madison CSEAS - New**

จดหมายทั้ง 95 ฉบับ ที่ ทนาย อานนท์ นำภา เขียนหลังลูกกรงในปีที่สองของการถูกจองจำในคดีมาตรา 112 ที่โดนจากการเคลื่อนไหวทางสังคมและการเมือง การเรียกร้องประชาธิปไตย และกล้าฝันถึงความยุติธรรม

อ่านฉบับแปลภาษาอังกฤษตามลิงค์นี้: https://bit.ly/467TWxu

Upcoming webinar on the Thai election organized by the New York Southeast Asia Network!

After the Election: Thailand in a Changing Global Landscape

Date: February 24, 2026 | 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM ET

Type/Location: Virtual

Thailand’s post-election government faces rising economic pressure, domestic instability, and shifting geopolitics. Join NYSEAN for a virtual roundtable on what this moment means for Thailand and Southeast Asia.

Featured speakers:
- Kunthida Rungruengkiat, MPP Candidate at Princeton University and former Deputy Leader of Thailand’s Future Forward Party
- Dr. Fuadi Pitsuwan, Faculty of Political Science at Thammasat University
- Matt Wheeler, Senior Analyst at International Crisis Group.

Moderator: Margaret Scott, NYSEAN Co-Founder

https://www.nysean.org/events/after-the-election-thailand-in-the-middle-of-the-global-negotiations

Southeast Asian scholars have one week left to apply for the 2026-27 Great opportunity from Association for Asian Studies, Inc. (AAS) for postdocs from Southeast Asia -- Gosling-Lim Postdoctoral Fellowship—submit all materials by February 2. Details below!

Southeast Asian scholars have one week left to apply for the 2026-27 Gosling-Lim Postdoctoral Fellowship—submit all materials by February 2 for this opportunity.

https://bit.ly/AASGL