🧕🏽 Meet Sue: A youth leader from Myanmar advocating for migrants rights

Sue is a youth leader from Myanmar and a member of the Human Rights Club at Mae Fah Luang University (Chiang Rai). She participated in our recent UPR Capacity-Building Workshop in Chiang Mai, Thailand.

In the wake of Myanmar’s military coup, thousands have been forced to flee violence, leading many to seek safety and livelihoods in Thailand. To survive, they cross borders often without secure legal status and face heightened risks of exploitation and rights violations.

Yet despite displacement, migrants are strengthening economies and advocating for justice for all. As Sue reminds us, migrant workers play an essential role in Thailand’s society and deserve recognition and rights.

As decolonial intersectional feminists, we at Manushya Foundation join the call of migrants for legal protection and celebrate their powerful role as leaders & changemakers. ✊✨

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