📢 At Manushya Foundation, we joined ESCR-Net in a new submission to the UN Special Rapporteur on Climate Change 🇺🇳: “Exposing the...

#CEDAW ✊🏽 Manushya brings the voices of the Women Fighting Corporate Abuse and Climate Injustice in Thailand to the UN!🇺🇳 🇹🇭 On 19 June, during its 91st Session, the UN CEDAW Committee reviewed Thailand’s performance on women’s and girls’ rights. We made sure the CEDAW Committee heard what the government did not say: Rural, Indigenous, and ethnic women in Thailand are paying the highest price for unchecked business practices, land grabs, and climate inaction! Together wi

🚨 #JusticeForJoseph 🚨 Yesterday, 25 June, Meta (Facebook) suspended the account of Lao activist Joseph Akaravong, just days after he...

Today marks four years since environmental lawyer and climate justice advocate Dang Dinh Bach was arrested and detained by Vietnamese...

Transnational Repression Strikes Again? On Saturday, 14 June 2025, prominent Lao activist and political refugee Joseph Akaravong was the...

How does colonialism still shape today’s climate injustice?Who bears the non-economic loss and damage in Asia and the Pacific? 📅 Today – Monday, 9 June 2025 🕑 2:00 PM ICT (Bangkok Time) 📺 LIVE on ZOOM 🔵 https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82751738841 🔥 Don’t miss the launch of our flagship report: “From Colonial Exploitation to Climate Vulnerability” An unflinching exposé of the legacy of colonization, extractivism, and the emotional, spiritual, and cultural losses suffered by m

Join us as we confront the colonial roots of climate injustice and demand accountability! 📅 Monday, 9 June 2025 🕑 2:00 PM ICT (Bangkok Time) 📺 LIVE on Facebook 🔵 : https://bit.ly/43x0Euu 📺 LIVE on YouTube 🔴 : https://bit.ly/43v0GDr 🔥 Our new flagship report, ‘From Colonial Exploitation to Climate Vulnerability: A Legacy of Injustice for Marginalized Communities - Non-Economic Loss and Damage in Asia and the Pacific’ — a bold exposé of the impacts of colonization and e

Join us as we expose the untold side of the climate crisis: 📅 Monday, 9 June 2025 🕑 2:00 PM ICT (Bangkok Time) 📺 LIVE on Facebook &...

Saturday, 17 May | 2:30–5:30PM | Yellow Lane, Ari Looking for healing energy, inner peace, or just a reset from the chaos of the world? 💜 Come join us this Saturday at the Reiki Share & Sound Healing session hosted by our beautiful friend at @soulfulhealingjourney(IG), with Sound Healing by @anahata_energy_alchemist(IG) and @magicalmoonpearl(IG) — and support a cause close to our hearts. #Donations will go to Manushya Foundation to provide food, shelter, and essential suppor

The Tai Dam people, known for their black indigo-dyed clothing and rich traditions, have lived and farmed in the Tapi River Basin since...

🤔Planetary boundaries, scope 3 emissions, climate finance, carbon credits… Have you ever heard these words? If so, do you know what they mean? 🫣Navigating the climate change landscape can quickly feel overwhelming, between alarming daily news and technical terms. ✊But information is power! We need to appropriate these words and use them to demand strong climate actions! ⏭️Swipe to learn about key vocabulary to understand climate change discourse and hold states and compani

🚨 “ It’s not a funding crisis. It’s a question of life and death .”— Emilie Palamy Pradichit, Founder & Executive Director, Manushya Foundation The reckless decision by the Trump administration to freeze USAID funding has left grassroots organisations like Manushya Foundation scrambling for survival—while the lives of Southeast Asia’s most vulnerable hang in the balance. In a powerful feature by Channel News Asia (CNA) , our Founder & Executive Director, Emilie Palamy Pradic

#PeopleOverProfit #DecolonizeCorporatePower ✊ Few weeks ago, on January 22, Manushya Foundation took part in Thomson Reuters...

#SaveWanchalerm 🙏 It has been four years since the disappearance of Wanchalerm ‘Tar’ Satsaksit; the people have a right to know the...

📅 18 March 2025🕗 5:30 - 7:00 PM📍 SEA Junction, 4th Floor, BACC The abrupt suspension and termination of USAID-funded projects has sent shockwaves across Southeast Asia, disrupting critical aid programs and leaving civil society organizations and local communities struggling to fill the gaps. As funding freezes, human rights and development work across the region face unprecedented challenges—but how do we move forward? 🎙 Speakers include: 🔹 John Luke Chua, Moderator 🔹