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EarthRights joins amicus brief filed before the U.S. Supreme Court in Doe v. Cisco Systems

Last week, together with a coalition of twelve international human rights organizations, we submitted an amicus brief to the U.S. Supreme Court in Doe v. Cisco Systems, Inc., a case alleging that the U.S. network technology company aided and abetted serious human rights abuses against practitioners of Falun Gong in China. Specifically, Cisco is alleged…
Challenging Green Grabs: How a Young Lawyer from Laos Found His Voice

When Pay thinks about his home in northern Laos, his thoughts immediately drift to the land that has safeguarded communities like his for generations. For him, it is not just a place of belonging, but the center of every struggle his community faces. “In my community, I work closely with the land. The problems we…
How a Young Karen Defender Is Challenging Land Grabs in Thailand

Tan grew up in Mae Hong Son province, in northern Thailand, as part of a Karen Indigenous community that has lived in harmony with nature for generations. Today, he lives in Chiang Mai, where he works with the Northern Development Foundation, a nonprofit organization supporting ethnic groups and farmers in rural and forest areas across…
Rising Beyond Borders: One Alumni’s Journey to Make a Lasting Difference

Mi Tri is from an Indigenous village nestled in the remote mountains of Myanmar, where fruit trees blossom and sea cascade down from the hilltops. There, Mi Tri learnt from a young age about the importance of preserving nature and protecting the environment. As an adult, when she heard about plans to construct a coal-fired…
Dear’s Path From MLAI Student to Environmental Leadership

When Dear began studying law in Chiang Mai, she imagined the legal system as a clear path toward fairness. But as she moved deeper into her studies, and later into work with communities affected by environmental and human rights violations, she saw how unequal that path could be. As a young Tai Lü Indigenous woman…
With the Support of a Grant, Dara Builds a Network of Young Defenders in Cambodia

In Cambodia’s tightening civic space, where environmental defenders often face intimidation for protecting their homelands, Dara has become a steady source of resolve. An environmental defender from Cambodia, Dara works with communities to secure land rights and customary titles for ancestral, Indigenous territories under dispute. Dara participated in the EarthRights School in 2019, where he…
Suwanee Boonyuenkul, an EarthRights School Graduate Making a Difference in her Community

Suwanee Boonyuenkul grew up with a deep connection to her Indigenous Akha heritage. Even though she left her community in Thailand to study at a young age, she always carried the lessons of her elders and the memories of the green hills of Chiang Rai with her. The Akha people believe that all things in…
Fighting for Mossville: Carolyn Peters Won’t Stand Down

For Carolyn Peters, Mossville was once the kind of place you would read about in a storybook. She remembers the pecan and fig trees that lined her street, as well as the family picnics on perfectly trimmed lawns every Fourth of July. The seasons came in their full colors then, before the air grew heavy…
Adrian Mouton, Carrying Forward a Family Legacy by Defending Mossville

On a July afternoon in Mossville, Louisiana, Adrian Mouton stood on the patch of land his family has tended for generations, feeling a strong sense of lineage and purpose. “My father was Edgar Mouton; he was a representative from Mossville for quite a while, as long as I can remember.” Now at nearly fifty, he…
Wasana Chokchiwa, a Young Defender with Big Dreams

At just 24 years old, Wasana Chokchiwa has already lived a life marked by resistance, resilience, and a deep-rooted connection to her land. A member of the Karen ethnic group from Huai Hom Village in northern Thailand, Chokchiwa’s fight to protect the traditional way of life of her community has made her a voice for…