2022 Report of the Ratsadonprasong Fund, Part 7: Top Expenses
We continue our annual report with highlights from our bail-related expenses
The Bastille: A Molam’s Retelling
World premiere of a song written in Bangkok Remand Prison in July 2015. Eight years later, we present an eight-minute track that fuses commemoration with imagination, foreignness with familiarity.
2022 Report of the Ratsadonprasong Fund, Part 6: Expense Summary
At the end of 2022, bail money from the Ratsadonprasong Fund remaining in Thai courts countrywide amounted to 56,428,500 baht (over 1.6 million US dollars). This amount is the combined bail of 947 cases.
2022 Report of the Ratsadonprasong Fund, Part 5: Donation Drives
Four fundraising phenomenons, where the people carried the fund through danger.
2022 Report of the Ratsadonprasong Fund, Part 4: Donation Breakdown by Category
Small donations do become big donations by the power of multiplication.
2022 Report of the Ratsadonprasong Fund Part 3: Top Numbers
The convenience in keying in specific numbers to make money transfers nowadays, without the need to fumble with coins or write out the amount in words, has become an affordance for the expression of political will through symbolically charged numbers.
2022 Report of the Ratsadonprasong Fund Part 2: Top Donors
We highlight our top donors—without names. What makes them stand out is not their identities, but the way their donations speak. Find infographics about our biggest donors, our few donors from abroad, our most frequent donors, and our most consistent donors.
2022 Report of the Ratsadonprasong Fund, Part 1: Donation Summary
Down from the sky, rain falls to earth,
amassing into a great wide current;
it rocks the land with clamorous roars,
unstoppable its torrential force.
Take Care, Sib: Letters from Prison to Ekkachai Hongkangwan
An expression of political will and moral support, both between Ekkachai and each prisoner, and from the letter writer to us, their fictive kin from all walks of life who may now be reading.
Worachet’s Hate Mail: Selections
Ajaan Worachet entrusted to us the letters and postcards he had received in the period of going public with the Article 112 amendment proposal ten years ago.