Tara Abhasakun is a Managing Editor at The Thaiger. She focuses on topics related to Southeast Asian culture, social justice, and human rights, often highlighting underrepresented voices and issues. Tara's work has been featured in notable publications including FairPlanet, Peace News Network, Arab News, and Prachatai English.
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Tara Abhasakun focuses on local news in Thailand, particularly in Phuket. She often covers evolving and breaking stories related to crime, entertainment news, travel & tourism. Based on her coverage attributes and topics covered, she would likely be interested in pitches related to ongoing or developing local events such as crime incidents, cultural festivals, tourist attractions or issues affecting the community.
Given her focus on government announcement coverage attributes and the concerns of youth in conflict-stricken South Thailand topic covered, Tara might also be open to receiving pitches related to governmental policies impacting the region or social issues affecting young people in Southern Thailand.
When reaching out with story ideas for Tara's consideration, it's important to keep a strong local angle focused specifically on events occurring within Phuket or other areas of interest within Thailand.
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This week, will Ukraine-Russia peace deal reach success? Sudan army rejects US ceasefire proposal. Violence continues in DRC.
By: Tara Abhasakun
Somali and international leaders have recently been speaking out in support of gender justice as a part of building peace in Somalia.
By: Tara Abhasakun
A peace deal between Ukraine and Russia still has yet to be reached following talks on an ammended peace proposal.
This week, Ukraine’s new reparations loan. Pope Leo calls for “another way” to handle situation in Venezuela.
By: Tara Abhasakun
A group of experts debated proposals and actions for implementing peace education in Latin America and the Caribbean.
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his week,International organizations sound alarm on Sudan health crisis. DRC Government and M23 rebels meet for talks in Geneva.
This week, Afghan and Pakistani tribal elders reach peace agreement on part of the border. Canada supports media freedom and peace.
This week, US punishes South Sudan officials who have “undermines peace.” M23 rebels withdraw from areas of eastern DRC.
This week, global outcry as South Sudan changes peace deal. Congolese academic pleas for peace amid Ebola outbreak.
