New Naratif's Southeast Asia Dispatches
News:Politics
What does it mean to be invisible? Do you need to be completely hidden, or is it simply lacking a voice, or maybe having an uninterested audience? And once you’re hidden, how do you bridge that gap to be seen again?
In this episode we talk with Journalist S. Noina Supratya and examine how a legacy of Thai centrality erases the news from local and rural media outlets. We’ll also discuss the new and unexpected ways journalists can overcome this erasure.
Thai Publications you can support:
- Prachatai
- HaRDstories
- The Isaan Record
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