Thailand’s Collaborative Blog
Siam Voices by Saksith Saiyasombut & Siam Voices
Saksith Saiyasombut & Siam Voices
- Location
- Thailand
- Bio
- Siam Voices is a collaborative blog providing a unique insight into the social, political and economic realities in Thailand. Initially recruited to stand in after fellow blogger Bangkok Pundit took a short break in summer 2010, this team of expert journalists and academics became the collective now known as Siam Voices. ------- Saksith Saiyasombut (ศักดิ์สิทธิ์ ไสยสมบัติิ) is a Thai political blogger and freelance foreign correspondent, writing about Thai politics and current affairs since 2010. He currently works for Channel NewsAsia as a reporter and has made previous appearances on Al Jazeera English, BBC World Service and Radio Australia.
- siamvoices@gmail.com
- Joined
- 09/07/2010
Popular Posts
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