Always incomplete,
always listening.始终未完成，始终在倾听

Editorial, not neutral.

This archive takes the side of the displaced. It draws on news reports (Bangkok Post, The Guardian, Khaosod, New Mandala), legal filings, academic articles, and community testimony. Composite personas are marked as such. Public-figure activists are named directly because they have chosen to be public.

We are not a journalism outlet. We are not a court. We are a public reading room for a pattern that PMCU's communications, by design, do not name.

The gaps are the work.

If you have any of the following, we would be grateful:

• Photographs of the corridor before 2017 — Sam Yan market, shophouses, the original shrine surroundings
• Lease documents, eviction letters, court summonses (with names redacted if you wish)
• Family or community photographs of festivals at the shrine
• Architectural drawings, plans, or maps related to Block 33
• First-hand testimony of being displaced or of resisting displacement
• Translations between English, Thai, Mandarin, and Teochew of any of the above

Permission first. Always.

Visual material is more permission-sensitive than text. We will not publish anything without explicit clearance from contributors. Where active defendants are involved, we consult their legal counsel first. Sensitive material can be kept in private archive — referenced but not displayed.

Anonymous contributions are welcome. We do not require real names, contact information, or institutional affiliation. We only ask that you tell us, in your own words, what the material is and why it matters.

We do not name private individuals.

We do not name caretakers, market vendors, or family members who have not chosen to be public. We do not publish photographs of identifiable individuals without their consent. We do not share contact information.

We do name institutions, their senior decision-makers, and public-figure activists who have chosen to be public. That distinction is what makes this an archive rather than a directory.