Vaccination in Southeast Asia: It’s Complicated

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Vaccination in Southeast Asia: It’s Complicated

Resignation, frustration mix as Southeast Asians find that their countries are back in lockdowns. But vaccination is underway, covering larger proportions of people in Singapore and Indonesia, than in the Philippines and Thailand.

Johanna Son with reporting by Sao Phal Niseiy, Kanis Dursin and Mariejo Ramos

COVID-19: How did Southeast Asia Respond?

Our two data visualisations provide a year-long perspective of how Southeast Asia responded to COVID-19 in terms of stringency measures. COVID-19 was officially declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization on Mar 11, 2020.

Features

Tune In To Cambodia’s Podcast Experiment

Podcasts are picking up, connecting with younger audiences on topics ranging from current affairs, climate action to mental health and resilience.

Decarbonization, the Southeast Asian Way

Southeast Asian countries’ targets and wish lists toward carbon neutrality are like individual recipes, using different ingredients in various ways, to produce the same dish (hopefully).

Reporting Asean

Reporting Asean is a homegrown, independent venue for the discussion and analysis of news and issues around regionalism, and for storytelling that highlights voices and views from within Southeast Asia.

It encourages greater editorial investment by the media in the story of regionalism. This includes covering the idea of an Asean community, one that goes far beyond the regional association of states that is ASEAN. Started in 2014, the series also follows conversations around the news media and journalism in the region.

Email us at reportingaseandesk@fastmail.net | or message us at FB @reportingasean.