Meet Indigenous women leaders from Southern Thailand fighting for their peoples’ recognition. For Indigenous communities in Thailand, discrimination begins with not being formally recognized under Thai law. ✊ Today on Zero Discrimination Day , we’re amplifying the voices of Indigenous women leaders from Southern Thailand who are fighting for their Peoples’ recognition. They joined Manushya Foundation’s UPR Capacity and Movement-Building Workshop in Hat Yai , held last 11-12 N

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