PUNJI TRAP: PHAM XUAN AN: THE SPY WHO DIDN''T LOVE US

About

Luke Hunt began his career as a journalist on outback newspapers. He was editor of the student newspaper Planet while studying at Deakin University before undertaking a cadetship with Australian Associated Press. He then covered wars international politics and economics for Agence France-Presse where he served as bureau chief for Afghanistan and then Cambodia and held roving reporting duties from his home in Hong Kong. Hunt has written for The Age in his native Melbourne The New York Times The Times of London The Economist and writes a weekly column on Southeast Asia for The Diplomat. His broadcasts have appeared regularly on ABC in Australia and on Voice of America. He has been honored with several awards including a shared World Association of Newspapers an Amnesty Human Rights Press Award and been personally commended by the U.N. Special Representative for Afghanistan Lakhdar Brahimi for his bureau-coverage of the Afghan conflict prior to the September 11 2001 attacks on New York and Washington. He is a senior lecturer at Pannasastra University in Phnom Penh where he wrote the course War Media and International Relations.