climate justice
Friends of the Earth Asia Pacific stands in solidarity with our comrade, Meena Raman, the President of Sahabat Alam Malaysia (SAM) and strongly condemns the Sarawak Government’s denial of her entry into Miri on 29 September 2026. Meena arrived at the Miri Airport at...
Seven-year delay on Himalayan flood protection project highlights failures of international climate finance 1 September 2026 — Kathmandu: Friends of Earth Asia Pacific has condemned the Green Climate Fund (GCF) for taking seven years to approve a project designed to...
Multi-Stakeholder Conference on Cryosphere Change, River Systems, and Youth Engagement in Nepal and the Asia-Pacific Region We, the national and international participants from across the Asia-Pacific region, have come together to participate in the Multi-Stakeholder...
In light of the growing escalation of violence across West Asia, from the ongoing genocide in Palestine to the attacks on Iran, environmental justice movements across the Asia-Pacific came together to reaffirm a truth that has long guided our struggles: environmental...
FoE Asia Pacific is hosting a webinar titled “Environmental Justice and Resisting Imperialism in the Asia Pacific”. Friends of the Earth International has called for a permanent end to the war on Iran, an end to the genocide in Palestine, and a diplomatic resolution...
Bangladesh’s rich biological diversity, once sustained by vast wetlands, dense forests and the world’s largest mangrove ecosystem in the Sundarbans, is facing an accelerating crisis. Recent data and policy developments from 2025–2026 reveal a troubling pattern:...
Day of Action in Japan Friends of the Earth Japan raised voice with local communities in Soga, Chiba against the construction of new coal power plant as a part of the global fight against climate change, joining with over 30 grassroots groups across six continents....
Indonesia is one of the world’s largest coal exporters. In 2015, the country mined over 460 million tonnes of coal. Today more than 5,000 mining permits have been issued. The Indonesian government wants to produce an additional 35.000 MW of energy, mostly from coal...
