Nic Dunlop Photography
Published on Aug 31, 2024 by Luke Hunt
Nic Dunlop ranks among the best and most prominent photographers in Southeast Asia and he was the first journalist to track down and interview the former Khmer Rouge commandant from the S-21 extermination camp that operated in Cambodia under Pol Pot.Dunlop believes in the language of photography but like many of his peers, the Irishman is increasingly annoyed by the state of press photography and where it is going.He recently penned an article for Light Rocket in which he sharply criticized the judging and the standards of many entrants at this year’s World Press Photo awards.The Diplomat’s Luke Hunt spoke with Dunlop from his home in Bangkok about deteriorating industry standards and what exactly ‘the press’ means anymore. He also....
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Ei Ei Love
Published on Aug 18, 2024 by Luke Hunt
Ei Ei is a Burmese translator, fixer and reporter who covers the civil war in Myanmar from Mae Sot on the Thai border. She has worked with Bomborra since early 2024, among other media outlets including the BBC. Ei Ei also delivers humanitarian assistance across the border for people and children in need..
Vicheka Kol
Published on Jul 27, 2024 by Luke Hunt
Vicheka Kol is a Cambodian filmmaker who has built-up an impressive resume working with her compatriot Rithy Panh and Australian documentary maker David Brown. She has produced for Voice of America and Minnow Films in the UK with Studio Bomborra and conducts her own work shops and exhibitions at Meta House in Phnom Penh..
An Editor's Editor
Published on Jun 25, 2024 by Luke Hunt
Alan Parkhouse has edited many of the mastheads around Southeast Asia, including the Phnom Penh Post, the Khmer Times and worked extensively on publications in Bangko. He recorded this podcast with Luke Hunt for his Beyond the Mekong series. Click here to listen..
Podcast Platforms
Published on Dec 2, 2023 by Luke Hunt
Our podcasts published by the The Diplomat have been relaunched as Beyond the Mekong and are now available on several platforms, including Apple, Spotify and YouTube and they can still be heard on The Diplomat's website..
