Thailand’s Drug Crisis: Pioneering Harm-Reduction Services to Combat Addiction

Thailand’s Drug Crisis: Pioneering Harm-Reduction Services to Combat Addiction

Introduction Thailand has long grappled with the complex and deeply rooted issue of drug use, a challenge that continues to evolve with shifting social, economic, and political dynamics. Among the substances that have posed significant problems in recent years, crystal methamphetamine, locally known as “ya ba” or “crazy drug,” stands out as a particularly destructive…

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Thailand’s Indigenous Women: Guardians of Land, Justice and Culture in the Fight for Survival

Thailand’s Indigenous Women: Guardians of Land, Justice and Culture in the Fight for Survival

Introduction For indigenous peoples around the world, the loss of traditional lands poses an existential threat—not just to their physical survival but also to their cultural identity, way of life, and spiritual practices. In Thailand, this struggle is starkly evident. Over the years, indigenous communities in Thailand have faced relentless pressure as their ancestral lands…

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