Kate Mayberry
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Recent articles by Kate:
Hong Kong activist: Frustration fuels violence
Isaac Cheng says peaceful protests have failed to force government to change and some feel violence only option. → Read More
Southeast Asia takes on haze problem as long-term danger looms
Environment ministers seek solution to recurring issue as activists urge governments to make more comprehensive action. → Read More
Conservation in focus as survey shows drop in Malaysia orangutans
Survey in Sabah highlights importance of wildlife corridors and commitments to sustainable palm oil and timber. → Read More
Five years after MH17 tragedy a ray of hope for justice
Families, investigators urge Russia to cooperate, five years after plane shot down over rebel-held territory in Ukraine. → Read More
Malaysia parliament to debate move to lower voting age to 18
Proposals on registration and candidate ages also under consideration in reforms that will need constitutional changes. → Read More
'State-in-waiting': Papua's rebels unite against Indonesia rule
Independence groups say they are ready to 'take over our country' amid rumbling conflict in far east of the archipelago. → Read More
Malaysia reopens probe into kidnapping of Shia activist, pastor
Move comes after public inquiry concludes police's intelligence officers were behind the religion-linked abductions. → Read More
Hong Kong's controversial extradition bill explained
Critics fear bill will compromise Hong Kong's judicial system and prove the 'death knell' of 'one country, two systems'. → Read More
China rises but 30 years after Tiananmen crackdown remains taboo
Beijing has not apologised or revealed death toll, but as its global profile grows calls for accountability increase. → Read More
Myanmar military committing war crimes in Rakhine: Amnesty
Human rights group calls for situation in Rakhine state to be referred to International Criminal Court, sanctions. → Read More
A Thai mother's long fight for justice over 2010 deadly crackdown
Kamonket Akkahad was shot as she treated the wounded in the bloody crackdown on the Red Shirt protests nine years ago. → Read More
Gotabaya Rajapaksa confirms presidential run in anxious Sri Lanka
Former defence secretary accused of war crimes positions himself as 'law and order' candidate after deadly attacks. → Read More
Malaysia reform momentum wanes a year after historic election
Graft probes make headway, but opposition exploits economic woes to fan racial, religious tension and obstruct reform. → Read More
'A lot of body parts': Counting the dead after Sri Lanka attacks
Death toll from Easter bombings revised down by about 100 as health ministry said some victims were counted twice. → Read More
Bombings intelligence row exposes tension in Sri Lanka government
Defence minister says there was a 'major lapse' in intelligence sharing and attacks 'could have been avoided'. → Read More
Vote counting begins in Thailand's first election since coup
Preliminary results are expected within a few hours, although the official results will not be announced until May. → Read More
Thailand goes to polls as coup leader eyes return to power
Thais are voting in a long-delayed vote that could see Prayuth Chan-ocha return to power as a civilian prime minister. → Read More
Parties hold final rallies as Thailand prepares to vote
Before Sunday's elections, enthusiastic supporters cheer Future Forward party leader as campaigning draws to a close. → Read More
Democrats eye 150 seats in Thailand's first vote in 5 years
Abhisit Vejjajiva told Al Jazeera his party, the country's oldest, wants to move beyond the conflicts of the past. → Read More
Smile and wiggle: Thai PM Prayuth tries to charm his way to a win
But long-awaited election that was expected to be a walk in the park for the general has suddenly become more exciting. → Read More