Six years after a landmark pesticide ban, Thailand’s farming system is still built around chemical dependency. Campaigners say the country solved a scandal, not the system behind it.

A Karen community in Chiang Mai’s Omkoi district spent seven years challenging a coal mine approved without their knowledge, and won a court order freezing it. The final ruling is still pending.

A Bangkok court has ordered Thailand’s largest gold mine to compensate nearly 400 villagers for cyanide contamination, but the mine remains open and the legal battle is far from over.

Thailand’s government says a dam project in Yala is essential for flood prevention. But a group of locals who depend on the Pattani River argue the 60-year-old plan will destroy their ecosystem – and delivered that message directly to the deputy prime minister.

After a decades-long battle, the Supreme Administrative Court has revoked the mining permit for Khao Khuha, returning the mountain in Songkhla province to the local community.