Tag: Consider This

Thailand's elephant owners claim that attacks on the industry in the overseas press are misguided and do not understand the complexities of the issue.

Michael Shafer, Director, of the Warm Heart Foundation writes a passionate piece about taking action to reduce seasonal solution. And he has some answers too!

As the pollution crisis worsens, Citylife's editor Pim Kemasingki speaks for Chiang Mai, declaring her right to breathe clean air.

Jaem Prueangwat writes an honest and open piece about what it means to him to be Thai.

Thailand has a personal debt problems as Tus Werayutwattana explains.

One of the downsides of Songkran is the association with road deaths, however statistics show that the ‘seven dangerous days’ are no worse that usual.

In a country seemingly obsessed with skin whitening, Nicole Osgood investigates whether being white in Thailand is a privilege or a restraint.

Pim Kemasingki investigates the struggles of ethnic minorities and stateless people living in Thailand as they strive for Thai citizenship.

Hazing in Thailand is institutional, but is it a time honoured tradition for forging bonds or bullying with dire consequences?

Unfortunately, following his extremely candid interview [Immigration Frustrations, ChiangMaiCitylife.com] during which he told us that he was greatly understaffed

During rush hours, this is the busiest road in Chiang Mai and a survey conducted in 2006 revealed that 74% of average student transport spends around 40 minutes per

His look of complete horror that I’d approached him with an innocuous piece of material was particularly startling because, for me, getting my hands on a bra,