Israel's ambassador to Thailand, Dr Alona Fisher-Kamm, met the commissioner of the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) on 2 September to discuss possible legal and investigative responses to fake news and disinformation.
The talks focused on false information that could mislead the public and have a negative impact on Israeli tourists and the Israeli community living in Thailand.
Meeting at the Central Investigation Bureau
Dr Fisher-Kamm met Pol. Lt. Gen. Nattasak Chaowanasai, the CIB commissioner, in a discussion on information that could cause public misunderstanding.
The two sides exchanged views on how fake news and disinformation may affect Israelis in Thailand, including visitors and members of the resident community.
No particular claims, online platforms or cases were identified in the account of the meeting. Nor were any new enforcement measures announced.
Embassy stresses accurate information
The Israeli Embassy said it attached importance to promoting accurate information. It said it would continue to work with Thai authorities to support responsible and informed access to information.
The embassy said its continuing work with Thai authorities would be aimed at encouraging more responsible access to information rather than relying on unverified reports.
Picture courtesy of Khaosod
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