#SaveChaoLay! On the International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples, we lay bare how the tourism industry of Koh Lao, Thailand profits off compounding violence against the Moken peoples who call it home. In this interview, Naowwanit Chaemphit, an Indigenous woman human rights defender and community leader, exposes how the tourism industry of Koh Lao, Thailand profits off compounding violence against the Moken peoples who call it home. She joined Manushya’s workshop, “Tur

🇹🇭 10 million Indigenous peoples call Thailand home, but despite Thailand being their homeland, the Thai Government does not recognise...

In a world marked by significant challenges, few issues are as critical as the growing threat of climate change. Its adverse impacts are...

Did you know that Thai citizens have been recently grappling with significantly inflated 'electricity bills,' a cost that aligns...

Dissonance between Rhetoric and Action The recent arrests of climate activists in Vietnam, despite the country's involvement in the Just...

📅 June 24th, 2023 marks the solemn two-year anniversary of the arrest of Dang Dinh Bach, a dedicated lawyer and environmentalist who...

Environmental lawyer Dang Dinh Bach was wrongfully jailed in Vietnam nearly two years ago for “tax evasion” and sentenced to 5 years in...

Access to adequate and suitable food is a basic human right that should be guaranteed for everyone. Sadly, this fundamental right is not...

#WorldDayforCulturalDiversityforDialogueandDevelopment 🌐🤝 On this special day, Manushya Foundation reiterates its call for the Thai...

#SaveKohLipeVillagers ⚖️ This is another story of injustice in Thailand, when the 1% rich is making profit over poor Indigenous Peoples,...

#IndigenousPeoplesDay: The Livelihoods of Thailand's Indigenous Peoples are at RISK! On the International World’s Indigenous Peoples Day,...