JJ Rose
Biography
Publications
JJ Rose has worked as a global media advisor for various social justice causes, including the Burmese democracy movement, the Movement for Democratic Change (Zimbabwe) and Polisario (Western Sahara). He was the Asia-Pacific editor for Ethical Corporation magazine and an advisor to the Special Ambassador to the World Food Programme and to the Humanitarian Advisor to UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon. He is also an author, essayist, journalist, researcher, teacher, analyst, and charity founder.
A bugle for bigotry: does hate speech in Australia resonate in Asia?
Neighbours might roll their eyes in bemusement, yet worry more about their own regional problems with discrimination.
The long tail of the al-Araibi case
A case where Bahrain didn’t need to win to send a chill of horror up the spines of other dissidents watching on.
Myanmar’s skewed democracy was predictable
There are three factors that impact heavily on Myanmar’s inability to truly embrace democracy.
Caught in the net: slavery on Southeast Asian seas
The seafood you bought from your local market could have been caught by a slave.
