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Palestine , Who (you) Should Help Them ...
Disagree, it's crystal clear, to quote: Israel has blocked the entry of all humanitarian aid into Gaza as it demands Hamas agree to a US plan for a ceasefire extension. Collective punishment, especially blocking food and medical supplies is a War Crime., though as we know Israel is protected in the Security Council by the US. No further reply on this matter. Agree to disagree. -
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Thailands number 1 forum improves by leaps and bounds since Thaiger takeover.
"It's no longer 100% left-wing nonsense. This imbalance is unbearable!" -
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Traditional Shaving Enthusiasts
I occasionally use some of my vintage Gillettes. Fatboy, Slim and a Super Speed from my birth year and quarter. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 12 May 2025
Bangkok Prepares for 2025 Pride Festival Celebrating "Right to Love" File photo for reference only As Bangkok gears up for the 2025 Pride Festival, agencies are rallying support under the theme "The Celebration: Right to Love," with a series of events from 30 May to 30 June. The highlight will be the much-anticipated Pride Parade on 1 June. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1360450-bangkok-prepares-for-2025-pride-festival-celebrating-right-to-love/ -
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Traditional Shaving Enthusiasts
Shaving gear past & present. When I first arrived in Thailand I brought over with me this MERKUR safety razor which I purchased in Jermyn St. London early eighties , but getting blades for it became a PITA and I changed to these 5 blade disposable 3-packs from Aeon in Japan about 5 years ago. I usually bring over 4 packs which last at least 1 year.. -
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Report Bangkok Prepares for 2025 Pride Festival Celebrating "Right to Love"
File photo for reference only As Bangkok gears up for the 2025 Pride Festival, agencies are rallying support under the theme "The Celebration: Right to Love," with a series of events from 30 May to 30 June. The highlight will be the much-anticipated Pride Parade on 1 June. A press conference on 6 May, featuring co-organisers including the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), Bangkok Metropolitan Administration, and the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI), shed light on the upcoming festivities. Pimjai Leeissaranukul, FTI vice president and Creative Industry and Soft Power Institute (Cispi) president, revealed the inspiration behind the "Paint the City with My Pride" campaign. Sparked by this year's Marriage Equality Bill passage, the initiative by Cispi and the Creative Economy Agency seeks to highlight gender inclusivity while boosting the economy, despite no specific financial figures being available. The campaign features collaborations with leading Thai character designers. These artists will infuse works with traditional and pop culture elements, showcasing societal diversity. The resulting illustrations will adorn various products and items. According to TAT Governor Thapanee Kiatphaibool, Thailand is positioning itself as the ultimate LGBTQ+ tourism destination. The concurrent "Amazing Thailand Love Wins Festival" will expand Pride celebrations to key tourist spots, including Chiang Mai, Koh Samui, Bangkok, Phuket, and Pattaya, with events spanning ten additional provinces. "We must ensure Thailand is an ideal LGBTQ+ destination beyond just Pride Month," Thapanee emphasised. Surapong Suebwonglee, Deputy Policy Adviser to the Prime Minister, stressed that the government supports diversity and equality through soft power strategies and fostering a creative culture. He highlighted diversity as a crucial economic driver, especially during times when new growth engines are essential. This vibrant campaign and series of events promise to raise awareness and bolster economic activity, reaffirming Thailand's commitment to equality and inclusion. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Bangkok Post 2025-05-13
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