Message On the occasion of the National Children’s Day 2021 Saturday, 9 January 2021

The Office of the NHRCT keeps providing public services after an order for its personnel to work from home during a new wave of COVID-19 pandemic: Complaints of human rights violation can be submitted online and still in person

Highlights of major works of the NHRCT in 2020: Complaints on the right in the administration of justice at top rank, emphasis on monitoring human rights impacts related to political demonstration and the COVID-19 pandemic, increasing regional human rights centers to enhance people’s accessibility and decision to establish the first regional office in the South

Fighting the new wave of COVID-19 pandemic, the NHRCT encourages the government to ensure the rights to health and an adequate standard of living without distinction and urges public not to discriminate against affected people

Message from Mrs. Prakairatana Thontiravong, Acting Chairperson of the NHRCT on the Occasion of Human Rights Day, 10 December 2020

The NHRCT warns about the risks of child safety and welfare and recommends parents not to bring small children to a protest

The National Human Rights Commission of Thailand (NHRCT) decided to establish the first regional office in Songkhla province to enhance accessibility for the public

Statement of the National Human Rights Commission of Thailand (NHRCT) The NHRCT warns all parties involved in the protest to abide by international standards and urges them all not to resort to violence

The NHRCT amends its regulation to ensure the linguistic, ethnic, and religious diversity in the hiring of employees.

The NHRCT expressing concerns to the Police Chief regarding the police operations related to their arrest, detention and process of prosecution against demonstrators