Timeline of Anarchism in Southeast Asia

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This is a timeline of various political, legal, military, social, economic and environmental events that have occurred in Southeast Asia (Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, Myanmar, Philippines, Laos, Cambodia, Singapore, Malaysia, Timor-Leste, Brunei) that are relevant to libertarian socialism.

1900s

1973: The October 14 Revolt occurs in Thailand, bringing an end to the military dictatorship and beginning of a new progressive democracy.
1983: The Second People Power Revolution occurs in the Philippines, overthrowing a authoritarian dictatorship.
1983: The anti-nuclear movement in the Philippines forces most US military bases and nuclear power plants out the of the country.
1987: The Timorese Independence Movement begins, desiring an end to the military occupation of Timor-Leste by the Indonesian Military.
1987:
1991: Pak Mun Dam protests begin in Thailand, creating a movement which blocks new dam constructions across Thailand.
1992: People in Thailand successful defend liberal democracy against a military coup
1998: Students and workers across Indonesia rebel against the New Order regime, toppling it.
1998: The Acechinese Indepedence Movement begins, desiring Acehinese autonomy from Indonesia.

2000s

2001: The Second People Power Revolution occurs in the Philippines, overthrowing a corrupt president.
2007: The failed Saffron Revolution occurs across Myanmar in an effort to topple the dictatorship.
2007: Workers at PT Istana take over their workplace.
2007: Citizens around the Irrawady River in Myanmar block the construction of a dam.^[1]
2010: The Red Shirt movement begins in Thailand.
2011: Women on Mindanao Island, Philippines enforce village peace through a sex strike.
2012:

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2000s

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