Category: News and Updates

Mr. Porametee Vimolsiri, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Social Development and Human Security revealed that the Anti-Human Trafficking Tracking Sub-Committee has completed the drafting of the Royal Thai Government’s Continue Reading

6 January 2020 Deputy Prime Minister General Prawit Wongsuwan chaired Thailand inter-agencies Anti-Human Trafficking Committee meeting to review the drafting of the Royal Thai Government’s Country Report on Anti-Human Trafficking Continue Reading

20 November 2019 Manus Auamtub and Somchai Saengudom, workers at the “Victoria” massage parlor, were found guilty of sex trafficking of minors between the age of 15 and 18 years Continue Reading

1 November 2019 The Thai Court of Appeals increased former Lt. Gen. Manus Kongpaen’s prison sentence from 27 to 82 years. This verdict was announced approximately two years after the Continue Reading

Police have arrested seven men on human trafficking charges following a crackdown on a child prostitution ring in Bangkok. The crackdown took place following tip-offs by members of the public Continue Reading

The Royal Thai Police (RTP) teamed up with the Anti Human Trafficking Center (ATHC) and the Children Women and Families Protection group to hold a symposium on the topic of Continue Reading

SIEM REAP, 19 September 2019  – The Labor Minister, MR Chatumongol Sonakul, together with the Assistant to the Labor Minister, Duangrit Benjathukul Chairungrueng, the Ambassador of Thailand to Cambodia, Panyarak Continue Reading

The Thai Maritime Enforcement Command Centre (Thai-MECC) will be in charge of combating illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing and defending the country’s maritime interests, according to navy commander Adm Continue Reading

The raids, conducted by Thailand’s anti-trafficking task force, government officials and police, targeted two factories that produce garments for Bauer Hockey and Starbucks. BANGKOK, Sept 12  – Garment factories in Continue Reading

Police have launched an investigation into what is believed to be the sale of newborn babies online with website administrators suspected of brokering the illegal business. The Anti-Human Trafficking Division Continue Reading