Some of the stuff that I've done.

APNED • 22nd April 2021

PUBLICATION: Reclaiming the Narrative

"Reclaiming the Narrative" summarizes the struggles of environmental defenders in Cambodia, Myanmar, Thailand, Indonesia, and the Philippines. Together with its collaborators, the report talked about how people worked together to protect their communities and the environment. It has a foreword by UN Special Rapporteur David R. Boyd, who talks about human rights and the environment.

Child Rights Coalition Asia • 7th December 2022

5000 and Growing: Stories of Children Taking Climate Action | Child Rights Coalition Asia

In this book, we present the stories of these children environmental human rights defenders in Asia who are sounding the alarm and mobilizing individuals—5,000 of them and growing— to take action now.

APNED • 6th May 2021

SIGN-ON: Recognition of Rights NOT Repression of Rights

A Collective Indignation Over An Unjust Court Ruling Against Environmental Defenders from Mother Nature Cambodia.

22nd April 2021

STATEMENT: To #restoreourearth Is to Defend Environmental Defenders

Regional solidarity campaign network On the occasion of the 51st Global Earth Day, the Asia Pacific Network of Environment Defenders (APNED) calls for urgent action against environmental criminals and systemic aggression.

CONFRONTING THE CLIMATE CRISIS: People-powered Climate Actions from the Global South – Climate Justice Hub

Featuring case stories from four countries and one global region, this work provides a cross- cutting framework based on the protection and assertion of people’s rights in the face of the climate emergency, and outlines the support communities need for upscaling their practices and further capacity development.

PAN Asia Pacific • 16th October 2018

PUBLICATION: Of Rights and Poisons

A 7-country study on the impact of highly hazardous pesticides on people’s health and the environment

PAN Asia Pacific • 8th March 2015

PUBLICATION: Our Stories, One Journey

This booklet is the latest life-stories of 50 rural women from six countries across the Asia Pacific region who took part in the Women’s Travelling Journal (WTJ) on Food Sovereignty.