📍 Do you remember Isaan people? Living in the Northeast of Thailand, this large ethnic community faces hard daily challenges. Between racial discrimination and severe poverty, they are excluded from Thai society. However, during Thailand's CERD Review in November 2021, we made sure that their voices were finally heard! Read on to learn more ⤵️ #RacialDiscrimination🚨 Isaan people are facing an acute lack of equal opportunities in matters of jobs and education, and because of

#WhatsHappeningInThailand📍 Indigenous peoples have long been excluded from Thai society. They face racial discrimination, hate speech, stereotypes, and forced evictions from their lands due to construction projects. But that's not all, the Government does not even recognize them for what they are! Read on to know more ⤵️ ➡️ In November 2021, Thailand went through its CERD review examining its compliance with the International Convention on the Elimination of Racial Discrimin

#WhatsHappeningInThailand 🇹🇭 Governments all over the world keep putting profit over People and Planet - and Thailand is no different. Let's raise our voices together and tell the Thai authorities that People and Planet are over profit! Read more below 👇🏼 ⚠️ Imagine that one day you receive a letter saying you need to move out of your home because a new factory is going to be built on your land. Nobody told you anything before, nobody asked you about your opinion. Nobo

#JusticeForPhichit ⛏ After a gold mining company damaged their health, destroyed their environment, and took away their livelihood, Phichit villagers have been fighting for justice for 20 years. Now they need your support. 🗣 Help us have their voices heard and pressure the company to pay due compensation! 🙅🏽‍♀️ Justice delayed is justice denied! Phichit villagers have been fighting gold mining operations in their village for almost twenty years. They lost their livelihoods

#Indigenous Bangkloi villagers were evicted from their ancestral land and lost their jobs because of the Covid-19 pandemic. Now they want to return but instead of recognizing them as protectors of the forest, the Thai government criminalizes them and throws them even deeper into poverty! Why? Thailand incorporated Bangkloi villagers' ancestral land into Kaeng Krachan National Park in 1981 and consequently evicted them for forest encroachment - even though they are guardians o

#SaveBangkloi #BloodHeritage Remember Porlajee "Billy" Rakchongcharoen? The indigenous Karen activist who disappeared on 17 April 2014 because he was defending his community ancestral land in Kaeng Krachan National Park (KKNP) in Petchaburi Province? Him and 29 Karen families were harassed by forest officers and forced to resettle! Did you know that his land has now become an UNESCO’s World Heritage and that many indigenous Karen families have been evicted from their land? Fo