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Report Anutin's Mission: All Thai Kids Back in Classrooms
File photo courtesy Thai PBS World In a groundbreaking move, the Ministry of Interior has set a national mission to eliminate educational inequality by ensuring that all Thai children attend school. Led by Anutin Charnvirakul, the ministry has partnered with the Ministry of Education and various agencies, spearheading a countrywide campaign to return dropout children to classrooms. The thrust of this initiative is rooted in the "Thailand Zero Dropout" policy announced in May 2024, aiming to bring every child back into the educational fold. An essential element of this ambitious plan is the establishment of dedicated provincial committees. These are orchestrated by the Ministry of Interior, which has rallied all provincial governors to form provincial teams. Collaborating intensely with provincial education offices, these teams are essential in tackling the issue directly at the grassroots level. Local administrative organisations, including municipalities and tambons, have been mandated to lead this initiative by setting up specific committees focused on preventing children from slipping through the educational system. Spokesman Manat Suwannarin emphasised, “The goal is clear: no child should be ‘missing’ from the state’s educational care.” The concerted effort includes using a four-step process – prevention, intervention, referral, and monitoring – to identify and reintegrate out-of-school children. Each step represents a critical component of the strategy, ensuring children receive the education they are entitled to. Supervised by the national committee on zero dropouts, the campaign saw a directive sent to the Equitable Education Fund, calling for active participation from local governments. This intervention has already yielded positive results, with the number of out-of-school children reducing from 1.02 million in 2023 to 880,000 last year. However, officials assert that there is much work still to be done to meet the ambitious targets fully. In a nod to success stories, Suwannarin highlighted the strides made by provincial governors in provinces like Surin and Buri Ram. These provinces have showcased how effective local leadership and collaboration across government, civil society, and private sectors can be. They have developed educational networks and adapted learning approaches to cater to students' diverse needs, helping build a more inclusive education system. Deputy Prime Minister Anutin, overseeing the Ministry of Education, has been closely monitoring the campaign. Anutin praised the provinces for their proactive leadership and emphasised the importance of these efforts in achieving the ministry's goal of zero dropouts. The Ministry of Interior remains committed to collaborating with local governments to achieve the Zero Dropout goal. By doing so, Thailand aims to foster a more equitable, inclusive education for all children, reinforcing the state's dedication to leaving no child behind in educational pursuits. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Bangkok Post 2025-05-21 -
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Western Allies Warn Israel Over Gaza Offensive as Fragile Talks Resume in Doha
Thats a different question altogether I was simply stating the lifelong hatred I would feel against Israel and Israeli’s if I lived in Gaza and my family especially if it was my children wife siblings or parents were being killed or starved. As to your question I don’t think anyone would deny Israel the the right to attack Hamas and hopefully destroy them completely. What I disagree with is the way and vastly disproportionate way they are doing it to attack and destroy Hamas is one thing to kill maim and starve innocent people and children is another thing altogether. The last figures I have seen were more than 53,000 killed and 122,000 wounded mostly innocent women and children (one report recently stating more than 61,700, saying thousands of people missing under the rubble are presumed dead) There are about 2 million people in Gaza starving because of Israel's actions and them stopping all aid food and medicine from entering that must be a war crime. To bomb and destroy a hospital school or apartment block with hundreds of innocent people and children in it just because there is one or even a dozen of Hamas in or below it (another war crime) is abhorrent and despicable, obviously the Israeli’s feel if they can kill one Hamas terrorist it doesn’t matter how many innocent Palestinian’s die. A bigger question that must be asked and a solution found is why Hamas even exists why they attacked Israel and how can a lasting solution be found and implemented. The hatred unfortunatly will take generations to disappear that does not mean a solution cannot be found for a start one thing I feel is all the Israeli settlers must be removed from the West Bank. -
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Kamala Harris Crossroads Weighing the Governorship of California Against Her National Future
I think more qualified to be a turnip farmer -
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Kamala Harris Crossroads Weighing the Governorship of California Against Her National Future
Some people don't appreciate the massive bullet we dodged in November, 2024. -
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Revenue Department to amend tax on foreign income remittance
I usually visit once a year but it is my shareholding/directorship that ties me to the UK tax rules. -
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UK Passport Renewal in Chiang Mai – Residency Proof + Visa Questions
That was in a case where the old passport has to be sent to the UK. That is not normal and should not affect the OP.
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