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Kiana Duncan
Kiana Duncan is a journalist based in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, with bylines in Tidningen Global, Southeast Asia Globe, and BBC. She currently reports for Democratic Voice of Burma, specializing in Myanmar current affairs. In the Mekong region, she reports on business, foreign policy and culture.
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Thailand’s first aid convoy arrives in Myanmar
With internet shutdowns and journalists facing growing violence and censorship in the wake of Myanmar's military coup, a new band of citizen reporters are forming underground, grassroots media outlets to step in and fill the information void left behind
Since the February coup Myanmar is caught up in a political, social, and economic turmoil with no end in sight. The nation’s currency – kyat – has fallen significantly, while banks keep their doors shut to avoid a complete currency collapse.
Southeast Asia Globe's first mini-documentary on Phnom Penh's sex workers during Covid-19
Print story on Phnom Penh's red zones
The photography project empowering Rohingya refugees to tell their stories