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OPINION

Give learning centres a chance

Editorial, Published on 15/09/2024

» In a striking irony, as Thailand pledged to the United Nations to protect refugee children's rights, the Ministry of Education early this month started cracking down on learning centres for migrant and refugee children out of ultra-nationalistic fervour.

OPINION

No more child labour

Oped, Editorial, Published on 12/06/2024

» Today is "World Day Against Child Labour", reminding Thailand once again of the need to intensify efforts to eradicate the horrors of this scourge.

OPINION

Protect rights of refugees

Oped, Editorial, Published on 30/04/2024

» Intense fighting between the Myanmar military and rebel factions in the key border town of Myawaddy has driven scores of Myanmar citizens to seek refuge in Mae Sot, Tak province. As such, the state needs to proactively act in order to safeguard the basic human rights of the refugees and national security.

OPINION

Education for all in name only

Editorial, Published on 29/10/2023

» Last Wednesday, members of parliament in the Lower House shot down the proposal by Move Forward Party MPs to form a sub-committee to help migrant and stateless students gain access to education.

OPINION

Yok case shows need for a rethink

News, Editorial, Published on 25/06/2023

» A recent controversy involving a prestigious high school refusing to enrol 15-year-old political activist Thanalop "Yok" Phalanchai reflects a lack of protection for rule-defying students.

OPINION

Get a grip on jab app mess

Oped, Editorial, Published on 19/05/2021

» Considering the confusion regarding the vaccination rollout, the government either has to fix its main Mor Prom registration platform immediately, or revamp the programme entirely.

OPINION

Arrest sexism in police force

News, Editorial, Published on 06/09/2018

» As Thailand under the military-sponsored constitution will become a more democratically regressive state after the general election next year than it was prior to the 2014 coup, the Royal Thai Police (RTP) this week came up with -- or were forced to come up with -- what can only be described as a backwards policy.