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.
By Wasamon Audjarint for The Nation on 27 June 2017, Prime Minister Gen Prayut Chan-o-cha on Tuesday stressed that Thailand is committed to fighting human trafficking, as the US State Continue Reading
Pattaya Mail on 26 June 2017, UBON RATCHATHANI – Ubon Ratchathani province and Phonthong district in Laos have collaborated to organize activities against human trafficking for the year 2017 along Continue Reading
By Cliff White for Seafood Source on 22 June 2017, Thailand has pledged to further strengthen multi-stakeholder partnerships to combat illegal, unregulated and unreported fishing and labor abuses in its Continue Reading
The Phuket News on 2 June 2017, By Tanyaluk Sakoot PHUKET: Phuket today became home to the first Child Advocacy Centre in Southern Thailand to spearhead a multi-agency campaign against Continue Reading
The Bangkok Post on 6 May 2017, A Thai woman wanted for procuring young women into the flesh trade in Bahrain has been arrested at Suvarnabhumi airport, according to the Continue Reading
From the Bangkok Post on 19 April 2017, The Criminal Court on Wednesday handed down prison terms of up to 13 years to operators of the Nataree massage parlour in Continue Reading
Environmental Justice Foundation Press Release on 21 March 2017, EJF welcomes the news that Thailand’s Trang Provincial Court has sentenced six defendants to 14 years behind bars for the human Continue Reading
By Methee Muangkaew for Bangkok Post on 17 March 2017, TRANG: The former chairman of the Trang Fishing Association and five other defendants were sentenced on Friday to 14 years behind Continue Reading
Thailand has taken another significant step to further strengthen the anti-human trafficking legal framework in order to better protect the victims. The latest amendment of the Prevention and Suppression of Continue Reading
The Nation on 6 February 2017, By Wattana Kamchu VIictims of human trafficking and witnesses in their court cases can seek temporary permits to stay and work in Thailand under Continue Reading