The Spectra of Authoritarianism in Southeast Asia”, published in December 2019, is a collection of analytical essays on the many facets of authoritarianism in the region. It is a reminder that despite the optimism that Southeast Asia was progressing towards greater respect and protection of human rights as a result of the ASEAN Charter and the ASEAN Human Rights Declaration, the situation has not improved and in fact in many cases has regressed. The writers are all human rights experts from Southeast Asia and the chapters covers many topics including; implementation of international human rights law, human rights organisations, popular authoritarianism, freedom of the press, extremism and democracy.
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Author: SHAPE-SEA
Editors: Azmi Sharom, Magdalen Spooner
Topics: Human Rights, Education, Democracy
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Online launch of SHAPE-SEA's "The Spectra of Authoritarianism in Southeast Asia."
Examining the Sins of The State - Online launch of SHAPE-SEA's "The Spectra of Authoritarianism in Southeast Asia." Remarks by Dr. Sriprapha Petcharamesree, Programme Chair, SHAPE-SEA -
Examining the Sins of The State
Examining the Sins of The State - Online expert seminar on Human Rights and Authoritarianism in the time of COVID-19. - Prof. Vitit Muntarbhorn, Professor of Law, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok -
Examining the Sins of The State
Examining the Sins of The State - Online expert seminar on Human Rights and Authoritarianism in the time of COVID-19. - Dr Sharon Kaur -
Examining the Sins of The State
Examining the Sins of The State - Online expert seminar on Human Rights and Authoritarianism in the time of COVID-19 - Dr. Azmi Sharom,
