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Point of No Return
The world is quickly reaching a point of no return for preventing the worst impacts of climate change.
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How the toy sector and APP are responding to our Indonesia forest campaign
Looking deeper into signs that both Mattel and Lego are preparing to make changes in the way they buy their packaging.
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Thousands call for clean energy in Thailand
Greenpeace stood in solidarity with thousands of Thais as they formed a human chain with 10000 people to show their opposition against coal fired power plants.
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The Next Ten Years
Ten years have passed since Greenpeace made the decision to set up a formal presence in Southeast Asia. What are the changes Greenpeace envisions for Southeast Asia in the next ten years?
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Greenpeace Southeast Asia: How we began
What’s the story behind Greenpeace Southeast Asia's beginnings?
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Sarangani stands against coal, calls for “clean energy now!
The sight of more than a hundred fishing boats with “Clean, Sustainable, Peaceful Energy” flags sailing at sunrise with the Rainbow Warrior.
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Mark Dia: Volunteer since 1994
Mark Dia, Philippines country representative, is possibly one of the very first volunteers from Southeast Asia. Here’s his story.
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You can’t sink a Rainbow
Word that the Rainbow Warrior would visit Jakarta had spread far and wide. People across Java had responded enthusiastically .
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A chance to change history
Kumi Naidoo arrived in Indonesia - a country at the frontier of deforestation and climate change, for a chance to change history.
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Prachuapkhirikhan: The real Warrior of the Rainbow
Today the Rainbow Warrior arrived at Prachuapkhirikhan early morning to promote the message to quit coal.
