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1 Gains need consolidation in landmark year for change in Burma
2 Intimidating the media in Cambodia
3 Increasing restrictions and violence in the Indonesian media
4 Stifling media and civil society in Laos
5 Media at a tipping point in Malaysia
6 Failed expectations, restrictive laws in Philippines
7 Business as usual on Singapore’s restrictions on media
8 Thailand: Caught between ethics and politics
9 To protect or control the media in Timor Leste
10 Taming the online spaces in Vietnam
11 Malaysia (2012): State aims to control cyberspace
12 Cambodia (2012): Government extends control to new frontiers
13 Philippines (2012): Global poster child for impunity
14 Timor-Leste (2012): Growing pains of a democracy
15 Singapore (2012): Historic elections inspire hope for freer expression
16 Vietnam (2012): No ‘Arab Spring’ here, please
17 Thailand (2012): New government with old problems for the media
18 Indonesia (2012): The party’s over for openness, more restrictions expected
19 Laos (2012): State media monopoly in a ‘full market economy’
20 Burma (2012): Shifting gears to reforms?
21 Burma (2011): Restraint and punishment during election year
22 Cambodia (2011): Resisting State's encroachment of democratic space
23 Indonesia (2011): Impunity cases on the rise, draft laws threaten free expression
24 Laos (2011): Media progress reined in by State control
25 Malaysia (2011): Narrowing Public Spaces
26 Philippines (2011): Hopes for the new administration
27 Singapore (2011): Books, videos and upcoming elections
28 Thailand (2011): Journalists caught in crossfire, fallout from political crisis continues
29 Timor Leste (2011): Challenges of a young nation
30 Vietnam (2011): Rounding up the usual suspects
31 Indonesian journalists prepare for more legislative battles
32 Polls in 2010 shape Burma’s political and media landscape
33 Media, opposition party under fire from Cambodia’s strongman
34 Laos' dilemma: Relax restrictions as media technology gets an upgrade
35 Race and religion influence Malaysia's media policies
36 Ampatuan Massacre a portent of more unpleasant things to come?
37 Singapore media: Self-censorship or else
38 Polarizing colors in Thailand continue to put free expression to the test
39 Back to the drawing board for Timorese media, parliament
40 ASEAN challenge to Vietnam
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