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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

BANGKOK, Jan 29 (Bernama) — The Thai permanent secretary for Social Development and Human Security said the government has enacted amended anti-human trafficking laws in a bid to improve prosecution Continue Reading

As part of its sustained efforts against labor abuse and human trafficking, the Thai government is launching a study to determine how it can improve living and working conditions for Continue Reading

PATTAYA, 16th January 2017 (NNT) – Royal Thai Police in Pattaya have partnered with international NGO to open a new Child Advocacy Center. Thailand’s Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force Continue Reading

The Nation on 11 January 2017, The US Agency for International Development (USAID) Thursday launched a US$21.5-million-worth programme to counter human trafficking in Asia by awarding a contract a US Continue Reading

Microsoft is taking part in a project in Thailand to help fight human trafficking in the region. Chaired by Phuket Vice Governor Teera Anantaseriwidhya, at Prince of Songkla University’s Phuket Campus, the Continue Reading

Thai Union Group, the world’s largest producer of canned tuna, signed an agreement pledging to adopt and ensure fair labor practices for its ship and fisheries workers with the World Continue Reading

By Dake Kang | AP for The Washington Post on 9 December 2016, SAMUT SAKHON, Thailand — Thailand’s navy on Friday showed off new technology to monitor fishing boats in a renewed effort Continue Reading

FBI National Press Office, on 17 October 2016 Child Sex Trafficking Crackdown Spreads to International Stage in 2016 The Federal Bureau of Investigation, along with representatives from the National Center Continue Reading