I last sailed with the Rainbow Warrior in the Philippines in December 2010.  She arrived in the Philippines on the last leg of the “Turn the Tide” tour, where she challenged then President Benigno Aquino III to commit to a 50% renewable energy target ... Read more >

1. Know your right first and foremost. The right to assembly does not actually guarantee you that you can gather anywhere you want. Choose public spaces to limit government agents, e.g., crowd control police, from infringing on peaceful assembly. Do no...

It is impossible to forget the anxiety I felt for the safety of my family when supertyphoon Haiyan, possibly the most powerful ever to hit land, struck the Philippines with an unprecedented ferocity last November.

Leaving a path of destruction, Hai... Read more >

Doha was my first time at a UN climate conference and not sure of what to expect, I was immediately reminded of what was at stake when 'super typhoon' Bopha crashed into the Philippines – a type of storm we may see more of if we do not succeed in li... Read more >

Last Wednesday night, before leaving the stadium after the launch of the Climate Rescue Station (CRS) in Bangkok, I looked back and saw the Earth glowing.  It felt so beautiful I wanted to put my arms around it.

Being a Greenpeace campaigner, peopl... Read more >