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Cannes with a Cause: Not Just a Dress, Not Just a Red Carpet
Cannes is often seen as the ultimate celebration of cinema, couture, and celebrity culture. A red carpet lined with flashing cameras, designer labels, and whispers of what everyone’s wearing. But…
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Witness 4.24
On February 13, 2024, the arrival of the Rainbow Warrior in Sri Lanka marked a powerful new chapter: the launch of Greenpeace South Asia’s regional office in Colombo.
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X-Press Pearl Disaster: Four Years Later, the Unseen Impact Still Remains
On May 20, 2025, we will mark four years since the X-Press Pearl disaster – yet the biggest marine crisis in Sri Lanka’s history. Tons of plastic pellets washed ashore…
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COP29: a long way to go
After extra time of exhausting negotiations, the 29th UN Conference on Climate Change is over.
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93% of Consumers demand accountability from FMCG company for Plastic Waste
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEColombo, 26 February
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Holding FMCG Corporates Accountable for Increasing Plastic Pollution
Plastic pollution is choking our oceans, harming wildlife, and infiltrating our food chain. A new report from Greenpeace South Asia reveals how the general public views plastic pollution and the…
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Let’s End the Plastic Crisis – Together
Plastic pollution has become an overwhelming crisis across South Asia. From the beaches of Sri Lanka to the rivers of Bangladesh and the streets of India, plastic waste is everywhere,…
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A Historic Fight for Climate Justice: Voices from the Global South Echo in The Hague
The Global South calls for accountability, reparations, and equity at the world’s top court. Will the International Court of Justice set a new precedent for climate justice?
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South Asia States to Lead on Global Ocean Treaty
3rd February, 2025. Greenpeace South Asia delivers a strong message for Ocean protection on the eve of Sri Lanka’s National Day celebrations in Colombo, where regional States Leaders and representations…
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Sri Lanka Joins the Global Fight to Protect Our Oceans
09 January, 2025. Greenpeace South Asia commends the Sri Lankan Cabinet of Minister’s approval for the proposal made by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Foreign Employment and Tourism to sign…
