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The choices made by island and coastal communities threatened by climate-related disasters represent forms of constrained agency – weighing up options within the bounds of what is possible, they invest in education and livelihoods, reinforce housing and migrate as a proactive strategy.
Refugee girls have so much potential. They just need a chance.
Jesuit Refugee Service Asia Pacific (JRS Asia Pacific) and the Asia Pacific Refugee Rights Network (APRRN) raise serious concerns over illegitimate elections held in Myanmar amid mass displacement and widespread human rights violations, as the country enters its fifth year of a deepening forgotten crisis.
Originally published by Jesuit Conference of Asia Pacific
This article was originally published by the Asia-Pacific Human Rights Information Center (Hurights Osaka) in FOCUS, December 2025 (Volume 122). Written by Kunanyaporn Jirasamatakij, it examines the current situation of refugees from Myanmar in Thailand amid prolonged displacement, shrinking humanitarian resources, and evolving policy responses.
The CREED Project brings faith into action in response to climate-induced displacement, accompanying affected communities through justice, solidarity, and hope.
In many coastal areas, rising sea levels are already part of daily life. They reach into homes, disrupt livelihoods, and challenge communities whose identities are deeply tied to the land they live on.
