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HaRDstories.org has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in January 2022. The social media accounts linked to from HaRDstories.org are: Facebook, Instagram, X. Besides social media accounts, hardstories has populated their site with HaRDstories.org, Poverty left the Lahu exposed. For the drug trade, they were an easy target - HaRDstories, Myanmar’s mining boom is poisoning Thailand’s rivers - HaRDstories, What one family’s fight says about activism in Cambodia - HaRDstories, Cambodia’s land concession system has safeguards. They don’t work. - HaRDstories, In Thailand, forests are encroaching on the people - HaRDstories, They fled a border conflict. Now debt is pushing them back - HaRDstories, They were trafficked for their bank accounts. And their faces. - HaRDstories, Fake news pages run from Cambodia target Thailand. But who’s really behind them? - HaRDstories, In Cambodian villages, women create their own path to safety - HaRDstories, Khmer Rouge survivors struggle to find care as they age - HaRDstories, As online sexual abuse surges, volunteers fill tech industry’s gap - HaRDstories, Thailand’s last hunter-gatherers face a vanishing way of life, How border clashes turned co-workers into targets - HaRDstories, Thailand caps rooftop solar power at 90 megawatts. Its potential is 9,000. - HaRDstories, What is Thailand’s Clean Air Act and why does it matter? - HaRDstories, As rubber trees spread, indigenous farmers fight for their land - HaRDstories, Thailand has laws against intimate partner violence. They just don’t work - HaRDstories, Cambodia’s new airport slowly breaks a rural community - HaRDstories, Thailand depends on migrant workers. So why the backlash? - HaRDstories, Thailand achieved marriage equality. Intersex people are still waiting for their turn, Cambodia jailed the husbands. The wives won’t stay silent, In exile, these refugees curate their own history, She turned data into a weapon against Thailand’s polluters, Kriangkai Chichuang: The Karen leader teaching Thailand what it means to be indigenous, How fake news is turning Thais against Myanmar migrants, Will Thailand finally recognise its six million indigenous citizens?, As Thailand chokes on smog, these citizens wrote the law to fix it, Thai protesters dump invasive fish at government’s doorstep, Vietnam’s religious refugees face narrowing path to safety, Thai court dismisses defamation case against anti-mining group, The billion-dollar shortcut that could change everything, Sumana Noi’s personal mission to protect Myanmar migrants, Thai disability advocates push for more inclusive workplaces, The woman helping the Mlabri weave a new future, In Thailand’s forests, a conflict over conservation, land rights and climate action, In Ayutthaya, farmers pay the price for Bangkok's dry feet, Will Thailand lead or lag in tackling plastic pollution?, The man saving hundreds from Southeast Asia’s trafficking nightmare, Restoration or greenwashing?, When cybercrime trafficking victims become suspects, As Phnom Penh's lakes are filled in, communities are pushed out, Thai court orders factory to pay 1.77 billion baht for pollution, From Thailand’s shadows, exiled journalists expose the Burmese junta’s brutal regime, Marriage equality passes, but where are the LGBTQ senators?, Thai plan to relax fishing law stokes fear of return to illegal catches, worker abuse, Thai performers push boundaries with silent protests, Thailand’s stateless youth fight for recognition, one livestream at a time, Legal abortion access meets moral resistance in Thailand's migrant hubs, On the Thai Border, a frantic push to school Myanmar’s youngest refugees, How Thailand's fish farms battle an alien invasion, How ex-detainees drive healing in a troubled region, Changing sand for concrete: Will Thailand’s gamble on coastal erosion pay off?, Potash mining in Thailand: Rural resistance grows amid electric vehicle battery push, In Thailand's red-light districts, a non-profit redefines healthcare for sex workers, Thai villages, anchored in an insurgent past, confront a modern peril: Cross-border coal pollution - HaRDstories - Investigate. Inspire. Ignite, They fought a gold mine and won. But their lands – and blood – are still poisoned., For Rohingyas in Thailand, legal recognition is a luxury many can't afford, Employing the algorithm: Thailand’s new wave of online labour unions, When the office door closed, the streets opened: The union organiser who won’t quit, How Thailand's sex workers paved the way for legalisation, With Thailand’s living cost on the rise, can people survive on 20 baht a day?, Piya Thedyam: Spearheading the fight for sustainable fishing in Thailand, Thailand's law says abortion is accessible to all. Reality says otherwise, Can a river have legal personhood and rights? Mekong communities echo ongoing global debates, Journalists push against the media’s unspoken ban on labour unions, No surname, no citizenship: Two men launch landmark lawsuit against statelessness, For those who died trying: Photography and violence in Thailand, Ida Aroonwong: The book editor who safeguards the right to bail in Thailand, As the Mekong becomes a political battleground, one woman is determined to turn the tide, In Asia’s queer ‘paradise’, trans people struggle for rights and recognition, People’s Radio: a friend to Burmese migrant workers in Thailand, A decades-old vision of ‘greening’ Thailand’s Northeast raises local concerns, The women fundraising millions to bail people out of jail in Thailand, Seeking Justice: How Yureesa Sama builds peace through dialogue in the Deep South, The Mackerel Migration – A 1000km boat journey to raise awareness about the state of the seas, From insider to fierce opponent: How one woman took on Thailand’s largest gold mine, Lertsak Kamkongsak, the activist who battles mining with community building, Thailand's Chatree gold mine, blamed for sickening local villagers, is set to reopen, Opposing the NPO Bill: Community groups mobilise to protect freedom of association in Thailand, Forest crusader’s death could not stop destruction in Cambodia’s Cardamom Mountains, Providing safety and dignity to women at the time of the month they need it the most - HaRDstories - Where Human Rights Defenders Tell Their Stories, Netting the evidence: Thai fisherfolk fight oil spills with data, Like moving fish to another ocean: Yuam River communities in the dark over water diversion project impacts, Vinai Dithajohn: A visual chronicler of Thailand’s politics, protests and putsches, A tale of two mothers: Seeking justice for Chaiyaphum Pasae and Abe Sae Mu, Recycled problems: Farming communities fight pollution in Thailand’s Eastern Economic Corridor, Armed with smartphones, volunteer poll watchers keep tabs on Thailand’s elections, Uprooting the forest guardians: Indigenous people across Southeast Asia defend land and customs, Defending the forests she calls home: Duang's struggle against a coal mine, Truth and Therapy: Healing the wounds of Thailand's Deep South conflict, The young law graduate on the frontline against Thailand’s risky mining, Radiant and radical: Tada Hengsapkul’s art uncovers Thailand’s dark history, A fisherfolk’s daughter defends the sea against an industrial mega project, Following her mother’s footsteps, she fights for Thailand’s slum communities, In northeastern Thailand, a community struggles to reclaim their lives taken by the Rasi Salai dam, The women standing their ground against a mining company in Northeast Thailand, After shootings and killings, a village in southern Thailand hopes for land rights recognition, One last stand: A rural Thai community declares victory in a struggle against a limestone quarry, Nalutporn Krairiksh: Challenging Thai society to see people with disabilities as equally human, Patchara Kumchumnan: Once a victim of discrimination, he now fights for Thailand’s indigenous people, After fighting a mine for 26 years, a rural Thai community declares victory, Natthapan Saengtab: Leading the fight for land rights in Southern Thailand.