03 May 2011, Bandung, Indonesia. Greenpeace activists together with PKK DAS Citarum (Citarum Community Activists) unfurled a giant banner with a "?" in the Citarum River to symbolize their demand to know what's poisoning their river, during the launch of the Greenpeace Toxic Free Water project entitled "Citarum Nadi Ku, Mari Rebut Kembali" (Let's Take Back Our Citarum). The Citarum is already one of Indonesia's most polluted rivers. Greenpeace called on the government of Indonesia to take immediate action to regulate industry along the Citarum at the launch of a public campaign to protect the river.

If we don’t watch out, the seafood on our plate might just be tainted by human rights abuses and illegal and destructive fishing. Greenpeace investigations uncovered vessels that had been engaged in both human trafficking and the Illegal...

Thai overseas fishing fleets struck by an outbreak of Beriberi in early 2016. In January 2016, Greenpeace Southeast Asia investigated reports of forced labour and deaths onboard two Thai fishing trawlers. A crew of 32 had been...

In 2015, global media exposed widespread human rights abuses, with links to US pet food brands and supermarkets, in Thailand’s overseas fishing industry. When authorities tried to tackle the problem the fishing companies simply shifted operations...