Daniel Pye reports from Indonesia on a dogged resistance by rural communities to plantation companies’ violent land-grabbing.
Daniel Pye reports from Indonesia on a dogged resistance by rural communities to plantation companies’ violent land-grabbing.
Southeast Asia’s ‘war on drugs’ is about managing profitable criminal enterprises, not closing them down.
Daniel Pye exposes the dark side of Burmese soccer.
Fraudulent elections lead to unity among resistance groups in Burma.
The ‘new epoch’ in Britain-Sudan relations could also serve as a blueprint for future rapprochement with the Burmese generals.
The Karen fight ethnic cleansing in Burma with economic development

Daniel is an independent journalist and editor. In 2008 he reported on the armed conflict in eastern Burma and the implications for human rights in the region. He is a member of Amnesty International, the International Federation of Journalists and Britain’s National Union of Journalists. www.danielpye.co.uk
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