I’m a traveler who loves to learn. I like to share smiles and laughter with all those people around me, even though sometimes it might be too much (“ha ha” Can’t stop laughing when I seemyself talk a lot)
Young friends of the two countries, Cambodia and Thailand, are pursuing their dreams to become ‘peace builders’ for their own communities and the Mekong region
The principle of ASEAN to promote a people-oriented is crucial to pursuit of sustainable cooperation. To hold the ASEAN accountable following its principle in reality, voices of all people in all level must be concerned to implement in order to shape ASEAN development
by Asean Youth Movement From P’ Ae (a Thai youth leader based in Chiang Mai) I am writing here a story of my trips in Laos during September and October 2009 for my work and studies. It such a long time since 2007 that I visited Laos due to I finished my job there, but […]
Here are some recently uploaded videos from the Thai Youth Preparation Forum. Chet, Duan and Moh – youth activists from three different regions of Thailand
For myself and everyone I know I’ve come to find the meaning of my life through a journey to freedom I’m climbing up from mountain to mountain Like a bird, I’m flying high over blue skies
Laos’ largest and most controversial hydropower project, Nam Theun 2, began full operation last week in violation of legal obligations to provide compensation and livelihood restoration to affected communities.
The trend towards development and modernization defining the world today both creates and attempts to satisfy the world’s demand for resources. Around the globe, particularly in its “developing” regions,
“Mountain Patrol” is a sensational film inspired by a documentary entitled ‘Balance’. This moving film depicts the powerful story of a half-Tibetan journalist from Beijing.
