Where We Work
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.
Our Regional Offices
Southeast Asia
The Mekong region, one of the most culturally and biologically diverse regions in the world, is facing growing threats from unsustainable development. These projects often violate human rights, deepen poverty, and degrade ecosystems and biodiversity amid an escalating climate crisis.
Latin America
We work hand in hand with communities, Indigenous and Afro-descendant organizations, and human rights defenders to ensure that their rights are guaranteed and respected, to advance environmental justice, and to demand accountability from corporations and governments.
United States
Our work in the U.S. combines two complementary approaches: groundbreaking transnational litigation and domestic advocacy.
Global
EarthRights International maintains deep, long-term commitments in the regions where we operate, while coordinating across our offices to advance shared global objectives. This dual approach ensures our regional work benefits from international collaboration and collective strategy, and increases the visibility and legitimacy of community demands while creating pressure for institutional change.
Advocacy
We collaborate with communities, human rights defenders, civil society organizations, and lawyers to challenge powerful interests that commit human rights abuses while exploiting the planet’s natural resources.
News and Resources
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Challenging Green Grabs: How a Young Lawyer from Laos Found His VoiceÂ
How a Young Karen Defender Is Challenging Land Grabs in Thailand
Rising Beyond Borders: One Alumni’s Journey to Make a Lasting Difference
Dear’s Path From MLAI Student to Environmental Leadership
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In a world where climate disruption is accelerating, corporate harm often goes unchecked, and threats against advocates continue to rise, our victories remind us where we’re most needed and most effective.