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Our growing global team supports communities in over 20 countries. With offices in the United States, Thailand, and Peru, we work with frontline communities seeking to end environmental and human rights abuses.

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Global

Our global work prevents and exposes environmental and human rights abuses across regions.

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United States

As the federal government expands corporate rights, the U.S. has become a safe haven for corporate human rights abuses.

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Southeast Asia

As Southeast Asia renews its interest in coal and continues to build destructive dams on the Mekong River, the livelihoods of people in the Mekong are in jeopardy.

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Latin America

Extractive companies and other large corporations continue to pose a great threat to the Amazon region.

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Allies Worldwide

We work with a network of communities, activists, and civil society groups around the world. Check out the networks we’ve created to connect defenders to share strategies, expertise, and resources.

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

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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