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Jonathan Miller
Jonathan Miller is an award-winning British / Irish foreign correspondent, broadcaster, film-maker and writer with specialist interest in Asia. I’ve covered conflicts, humanitarian crises and natural disasters across Asia, the Middle East, Africa, the Americas and Europe, winning awards for my reporting of wars in Lebanon, Democratic Republic of Congo, Sri Lanka and Syria and a nomination for my coverage of Myanmar’s Rohingya exodus. From 2015-21, I was assigned to Bangkok as Foreign Affairs Correspondent for Channel 4 News (ITN). I am the author of Duterte Harry, a biography of former Philippine president, Rodrigo Duterte, (Scribe, Melbourne, London, NY, 2018). In 2021, I resumed my career as a freelance journalist and film-maker, working globally but currently based in Sydney, Australia.
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TV Documentaries
Gaza: The dangers of underground art | Unreported World
Unreported World has a front row seat in Gaza’s underground art scene, where young Gazans try to express themselves in the face of an Israeli blockade, and the censors of an Islamist government.
But reporter Jonathan Miller discovers that simple pleasures, like going to the cinema, or putting on a play, can be a risky endeavour.
Thailand’s cryptocurrency gold rush | Unreported World
Unreported World is on the forefront of Thailand’s cryptocurrency boom where farmers and traders alike are going crazy for digital currencies that can lead to both riches and ruin.
Rwanda: Where has your aid money gone?
Exclusive: A former ally of the Rwandan president warns that British aid is bankrolling an unaccountable, repressive regime accused of war crimes in neighbouring Congo, writes Jonathan Miller.
Indonesia’s tobacco children
Indonesia is in the grip of a smoking epidemic with the proportion of child smokers rising dramatically. Jonathan Miller reports for Channel 4 News and Unreported World.
Syria’s Torture Machine
An investigation into the detention and torture of Syrian civilians, featuring shocking video evidence of men, women and children being subjected to beatings, whippings and more elaborate torture.
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News Reports
Exclusive first TV interview: Thai King says country ‘land of compromise’ amid widespread protests
Thousands of Thai royalists have rallied in Bangkok in their biggest show of support for the monarchy so far.
With the country in turmoil and protestors demanding sweeping reforms – the King – in an exclusive interview with this programme and CNN – has called his country “the land of compromise,” suggesting there may be a way out of the long running political impasse.
England’s Lionesses lose Women’s World Cup final to Spain
Indonesia’s Covid disaster: Delta variant killing 150 children a week
First person charged under new HK national security law found guilty
South East Asian leaders call for end to Myanmar violence
Thailand’s Tiger Kingpins | Unreported World
Myanmar: The Karen separatists helping young city kids take up arms against military
Print Media
How Duterte Harry’s legacy of terror lives on in the Philippines
They coughed, they danced, they drank beer: life as a paying prisoner at
Inside Rodrigo Duterte’s raging war on drugs
