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Archived since: Jul, 2009
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Selected websites relating to terrorist attacks and Islamic extremism in Indonesia. Includes websites that support or reject extremist views
Subject: Spontaneous Events, Society & Culture
Archived since: Jan, 2010
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East timor websites
Subject: Arts & Humanities, Government - National, Society & Culture
Archived since: Sep, 2009
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This collection consists of human rights related sites. Including Government, NGO and civil society blogs and sites.
Subject: Arts & Humanities, Government - National, Society & Culture
Archived since: Apr, 2007
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Indonesian Web Archive
Subject: Society & Culture
Archived since: Dec, 2011
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This collection aims to document the various social movements which began following the crisis of Fukushima Nuclear Power Plants in northern Japan on March 11, 2011. People in various areas of Japan started forming small groups, through social networks and other internet medium. Some groups are working on how to save children in most affected areas in North Japan against nuclear contamination; some other groups are seeking other types of energy source but nuclear power; a few groups also established systems locally where people can measure daily dosage of nuclear contamination; scholars also started their personal websites and blogs to share their knowledge, which seems hard through their official channels. ２０１１年３月１１日の福島第一原発の爆発ののち、日本各地で、福島を中心に、もっとも被爆した地域の人々を支援し、また、日本全体の被爆についての情報を共有し、原発について考える様々な市民のグループや個人がウェブサイトを通じて行動を広めている。このコレクションはその動きを後世のために記録するために始まった。
Subject: Society & Culture , Blogs & Social Media, social movements, Fukushima, Japan,, Fukushima Nuclear Disaster,
Archived since: Jun, 2011
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This collection documents the Thailand General Election of 3 July 2011, at one of the most interesting times in modern Thai history. During a period of two and a half years, elections were repeatedly promised by the incumbent Abhisit government. During this time hundreds were killed and injured in political protests. Not all Thai citizens support the election, for example the People’s Alliance for Democracy has urged people to vote ‘No’. Vandalism of election campaign posters is seen throughout towns and provinces. The Thai army state that they won’t interfere with the democratic process as long as the elected government safeguards the royal institution. The two biggest and most powerful parties, Democrats and Phua Thai are delivering their best campaigns yet with their most charming candidates. The collection consists of selected political party websites, the Election Commission of Thailand, political blogs, Redshirt supporters & PAD websites.
Subject: Politics & Elections, Society & Culture , Blogs & Social Media, Government, politics, electoral politics, military, political parties, Elections, Monarchy Institution
Archived since: Aug, 2010
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The Abhisit government cracked down on Red Shirts demonstrations in Ratchaprsasong in May 2010 and a state of emergency is still maintained in several provinces including, Bangkok. A popular Red Shirts General , Se Daeng, was assassinated and still nobody has been charged. Many Red Shirts Leaders were arrested and face many charges, including terrorism. Although things have calmed down, nobody can really say what will come next. This collection consists of selected websites and blogs of civil society organizations, individuals, political parties and the government.
Subject: Politics & Elections, Blogs & Social Media, Society & Culture , Thai politics, Yellow shirts, Red shirts, Abhisit Vejjajiva, Thailand Coup 2006, Thaksin Chinnawat
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