Bangkok: The Human Rights Commission welcomed the end of the war in the Gaza Strip and hoped a ceasefire agreement would lead to a sustainable peace process based on human rights principles. They hoped for a peaceful atmosphere and expanded negotiations to the conflict zone between Thailand and Cambodia. According to Thai News Agency, the National Human Rights Commission of

Bangkok: Thanakorn Wangboonkhongchana, the Minister of Industry, has announced a comprehensive plan aimed at supporting small and medium enterprises (SMEs), boosting liquidity, and preventing the influx of counterfeit products into Thailand. This initiative also includes measures to inspect illegal factories, manage waste, and strictly control PM 2.5 pollution levels during the peak season. According to Thai News Agency, the initial

Bangkok: Parliament discusses amendments to the draft constitution for the first 12 hours, stating that Sections 1 and 2 cannot be touched. A new meeting is scheduled for October 15. A special joint meeting of the Parliament to consider the draft of the Constitution of the Kingdom of Thailand, Amendment (No. …) B.E. … Section 256, Amendment No. 15/1, to

Bangkok: Lisa has identified the constitution as the root cause of Thailand’s economic issues, arguing that it renders the people’s voices meaningless. According to Thai News Agency, since the implementation of the 2017 Constitution, the Prime Minister has never been from the leading party, hindering the government’s ability to implement its policies. Lisa contends that drafting a new constitution is

Ban nong ya kaew: Thai soldiers gathered to hold hands and sing “Siam Anussati” at Ban Nong Ya Kaew, symbolizing their claim that “wherever Thai soldiers step on land, that is Thai land.” According to Thai News Agency, the event was disclosed by Colonel Chainarong Kasi, commander of Task Force 12, Burapha Force. More than 20 soldiers participated, standing hand-in-hand

Bangkok: Chusak Sirinil, a party-list MP for the Pheu Thai Party, expressed his disappointment following the elimination of the Pheu Thai Party’s draft constitution amendment. Despite his hopes that democratic principles would unite the people, Chusak attributed the rejection to political maneuvering. As a result, he voted in favor of the People’s Party’s draft and is preparing to continue advocating