https://www.thaianti-humantraffickingaction.org/">Anti TIP Project by Royal Thai Embassy at Washington D.C.</a>
Anti TIP Project by Royal Thai Embassy at Washington D.C.
The Department of Provincial Administration of Thailand (DOPA) advances the NTS-Mekong Watch project to address emerging Non-Traditional Security (NTS) challenges in the Mekong region. The project promotes civic engagement by Continue Reading
The Minister of Labour visited migrant workers’ center and PIPO in Ranong province to discuss ways to ensure the protection of fishing workers and improve their living conditions, as well Continue Reading
The police officer shows the chart of an illegal immigrant smuggling ring known as the “Asraf Gang.”
On 17 January 2024, the Department of ASEAN Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Thailand, and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) co-organised a briefing on the Continue Reading
Mr. Unsit Sampuntharat, Director-General of the Department of Provincial Administration (DOPA), discussed the arrest of 4 members of the “Sex Creator” group involved in the sexual exploitation of minors for Continue Reading
At the TIPNET Conference, Justice Minister Tawee Sodsong underscored the 5P policy as a framework for integrating efforts among agencies and partners to promote the exchange of information and effectively Continue Reading
Krabi Vice Governor led a random inspection of sea fishing vessels, covering 47 foreign workers and 125 workers on 6 vessels. The aim was to protect sea fishery workers and Continue Reading
8 January 2024, Mr. Phipat Ratchakitprakarn, the Minister of Labour, welcomed Mr. David John Welsh, Director of the Solidarity Center’s Thailand Office, and his team, on the occasion of Minister Continue Reading
The Thai Government urges the public to exercise caution when answering unknown calls and warns of six most common tricks used by scammers. On 17 January 2024, Mr. Chai Wacharonke, Continue Reading
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Thailand aided over 60,000 Thai nationals abroad in 2023, of which 1,000 are suspected human trafficking victims, including those trafficked into the online scamming Continue Reading