On the occasion of World Children’s Day 2025, Rights Beyond Border (RBB), in collaboration with Kamphaeng Phet Rajabhat University (Mae Sot Campus), Asylum Access Thailand Foundation, Gabfai Community Theatre Foundation, International Network of Engaged Buddhists (INEB), Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) Thailand, The Life Skills Development Foundation, and Spirit Education Movement (SEM), is organizing the Children […]
It was a fun day of learning together! Let’s explore our emotions and find ways to cope with challenges RBB and our PFA volunteers organized activities like painting and emotional cards to help children understand their feelings and learn simple tools to reduce anxiety and stress while being away from home. Supporting child psychological well-being […]
On 20 August 2025, members of the Myanmar Response Network (MRN) met with professors from Chiang Mai University to discuss the research papers on economic, social, political, legal, and policy issues related to the new influx of Myanmar refugees after 2021. The meeting included exchanging key findings from three research papers, updating on relevant policy […]
The recent DAS assessment shows that children and youth relocated to Mae Sot after the 2021 Myanmar coup are still facing psychological challenges that could potentially develop into mental health problems. RBB remains strongly committed to supporting children and youth by addressing their psychological needs, promoting access to education, and creating safe spaces where they […]
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