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πŸ‘©πŸ»β€πŸ’Ό Meet Rasa: A daughter of the Phichit Province, Central Thailand and now its defender against corporate mining harm as a movement lawyer

Writer: Manushya Foundation
Manushya Foundation
Mar 11
1 min read

Rasa was born on 2001, the same year Thailand’s largest gold mine was opened in her home province of Phichit.


For 25 years, she watched as the environment and health of people in her hometown deteriorated.


Today, she’s a movement lawyer with Manushya Foundation, standing alongside her community in the fight for justice and remedy after years of injustice. From daughter of Phichit to its defender ✊🏽



π™…π™€π™žπ™£ π™ͺ𝙨 π™žπ™£ π™¨π™©π™–π™£π™™π™žπ™£π™œ π™ͺπ™₯ π™¬π™žπ™©π™ π™©π™π™š π™‹π™π™žπ™˜π™π™žπ™© π™‘π™žπ™‘π™‘π™–π™œπ™šπ™§π™¨!

πŸ”— Sign the solidarity statement and learn more: bit.ly/StandWithPhichit


#WeAreManushyan ♾️ Equal Human Beings


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