Empowerment

Cambodia’s domestic violence statistics show improvement, but rural women still struggle to find help that works. Some are turning to community members like Kan Samin, who intervene when courts and mediation fall short.
Who removes revenge porn when platforms and authorities move slowly? In Thailand, it’s a handful of volunteers – and they argue they shouldn’t have to exist.
When Kay’s protection order was violated three days after it was issued, she turned to social media – and discovered a growing network of survivors who’ve stopped waiting for an outdated legal system to protect them.
A coalition of over 20 rights groups demand action against Thai VietJet, alleging a pattern of discrimination against passengers with disabilities in the airline industry, a claim denied by the company.
At SWING's clinics, Thai sex workers find safe harbour not only from healthcare discrimination but also in an unprecedented collaboration with local police, challenging long-standing prejudices.
Thai advocates push political parties to embrace a Western-style welfare state ahead of the 14 May election.
On 29 November at the Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (BACC), the Women Human Rights Defenders Collective in Thailand organised an event to mark the 2022 International Women Human Rights Defenders (WHRDs) Day...
Thailand promotes itself as a 'paradise' for queer travellers, but its LGBTQ community faces a different reality, struggling for rights and recognition.
Founded in 2011, Duay Jai is a local rights group supporting victims of arbitrary detention, rights violations and alleged torture by security personnel in the Deep South. Yureesa Sama, the organisation's secretary-general, works to provide mental health support to families affected and traumatised by the conflict.
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