The world needs a rapid transition away from fossil fuels to prevent dangerous climate change. But this is just half the story of climate justice. The other half is about creating a just future and centering stories of communities and Indigenous peoples.

South Asia is amongst the world’s most climate-vulnerable regions where hundreds of millions are exposed to climate impacts. South Asia needs a rapid global transition from fossil fuels. But with a large population, socio-economic vulnerability, and diversity, South Asia also needs just solutions for communities.

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We share stories of how South Asian communities are responding to climate change, and we advocate for South Asian climate justice through building leadership in the South Asian diaspora in Australia.

South Asian Climate Stories

Our Programs: Australia’s Climate Responsibility

Australia’s Climate Responsibility

South Asians in Australia – Our Climate Actions

Connecting Solutions – Australia and South Asia

Spotlight Story

How India’s first Gen Z-led protests reclaimed democracy

What began as memes and satire became India's first Gen Z-led mass protests. Sparked by repeated examination paper leaks and a broken education system, students across India took to the streets demanding accountability. Facing police batons, tear gas and water cannons, they refused to back down, transforming a movement for education reform into a powerful defence of democratic dissent. This story traces the rise of the Cockroach Janata Party, the role of student unions, solidarity from the Indian diaspora in Australia and beyond, and how a new generation reclaimed democratic space through peaceful protest, resilience and collective action.

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