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Gen Prawit calls for heightened anti-human trafficking efforts


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By Thammarat Thadaphrom

   

BANGKOK (NNT) - Deputy Prime Minister Gen Prawit Wongsuwan has urged government agencies to heighten their efforts in suppressing human trafficking, while calling for maximum punishments against government officials involved in the crimes against humanity.

 

Gen Prawit chaired a gathering of the Coordinating and Monitoring of Anti-Trafficking in Persons Performance Committee (CMP Committee), during which he urged related agencies to step up their efforts to suppress human trafficking and help those victimized.

 

The deputy premier asked government agencies to focus more on human resource development and the improvement of operational tasks. He pointed to the lack of understanding among officials with regard to human trafficking, particularly in identifying trafficking victims.

 

The committee approved a guideline to urgently provide intensive training for anti-trafficking officials, and a medium-term plan to establish a training facility.

 

Gen Prawit stressed that efforts against human trafficking are part of the government’s urgent policy towards sustainability, saying the society can not tolerate forced detention, extortion, torture, or rape, especially among women and children.

 

According to him, there is a need to encourage more public participation in order to increase the effectiveness of anti-trafficking operations.

 

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6 hours ago, webfact said:

Gen Prawit stressed that efforts against human trafficking are part of the government’s urgent policy towards sustainability, saying the society can not tolerate forced detention, extortion, torture, or rape, especially among women and children

So is he saying it isn't quite as bad for men?

 

Is that why only the male drugs guy was murdered and his female accomplice allowed to live by the Ferrari guy

 

I have no idea if something is being lost in translation but it appears thought process's, morals and scruples are very, very different amongst the Thai elite.... 

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6 hours ago, webfact said:

BANGKOK (NNT) - Deputy Prime Minister Gen Prawit Wongsuwan has urged government agencies to heighten their efforts in suppressing human trafficking, while calling for maximum punishments against government officials involved in the crimes against humanity.

Got about as much chance as they have holding back the flood water.

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20 hours ago, webfact said:

Gen Prawit stressed that efforts against human trafficking are part of the government’s urgent policy towards sustainability, saying the society can not tolerate forced detention, extortion, torture, or rape, especially among women and children.

Best  get  out then ya geriatric  old  idiot

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1 minute ago, Rampant Rabbit said:

Best  get  out then ya geriatric  old  idiot

Just to be replaced with someone similar. 

Why bother. 

Becoming angst over things that you've no control of is rather silly.

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23 hours ago, webfact said:

Gen Prawit stressed that efforts against human trafficking are part of the government’s urgent policy towards sustainability

So was corruption, but we all know what happened there ...   
This OLD man should go home and sleep.

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Why does Aseannow give page space to these NNT news release?. Sorry, its all junta propaganda. 

 

Last week we had a report of Prawits amazing visit to Khon Kaen, a reprint of NNT press release. A completely different story to other reports of a crackdown on protesters on the two day run up to the visit, and not a mention of the stories that Thai media reported, a huge brawl between a village and police after a kid threw a missile. 

 

All news is biased but does this forum have to support the drivel from this establishment?

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On 10/16/2021 at 12:12 AM, candide said:

You forgot to mention the army, which is in charge of border protection.

The military, which is in charge and directs most everything. 

And still, the dots are not connected.

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