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International Women's Day event held by social development ministry to promote gender equality

BANGKOK, 7 March 2015 (NNT) – The Ministry of Social Development and Human Security hosted an event in marking International Women's Day, and reiterated its commitment to afford women more opportunities to take up more diverse roles in various agencies.

Police General Adul Sangsingkeo, minister of social development and human security, yesterday attended the annual International Women's Day event organized by the Office of Women's Affairs and Family Development and chaired by Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha. The event was held under the concept of 'Two decades of Beijing Declaration: Empowerment of women, augmenting society'. Those at the event called for constructive utilization of the unique capabilities of women, the fostering of gender equality, and for greater roles by women in various undertakings.

For 2015, the United Nations has been reviewing the progress of the push to achieve gender equality. This year, the UN's concept for International Women's Day is "Make it Happen".

Pol. Gen. Adul said at the event that the Social Development and Human Security Ministry has been working to foster equality between men and women within society, and the International Women's Day event was among regular activities hosted by the Ministry.

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I believe in gender equality.

We have been oppressed and maltreated by the opposite sex for a long time.

Men of the world, unite.

Our time is nigh to revolt against our oppressors.

PS. Please don't show this to my wife........

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I believe in gender equality.

We have been oppressed and maltreated by the opposite sex for a long time.

Men of the world, unite.

Our time is nigh to revolt against our oppressors.

PS. Please don't show this to my wife........

Whats your problem many men PAY to be miss treated, so i hear.crazy.gif.pagespeed.ce.dzDUUqYcHZL4v7J7m

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First order of business: Bikini Contest? w00t.gif

'Gender inequality is manifest in violence against women, societal discrimination against women, and trafficking in women for prostitution. Efforts to improve the status of women have increased, and the 1997 constitution provides women with equal rights and protections, although, some inequalities in the law remain. Domestic abuse affects women in all social classes. Specific laws concerning domestic violence have not been enacted, and the rules of evidence make prosecuting such cases difficult. Domestic violence often is not reported, since many victims and the police view it as a private matter. Sexual harassment in the workplace was made illegal in 1998, but only in the private sector, and no cases have been prosecuted. Thailand serves as a source, place of transit, and destination for trafficking in women for prostitution. Prosecutions for such activities are rare.' http://www.everyculture.com/Sa-Th/Thailand.html

Unfortunately, I think that the General and his advisers have missed the point. Whilst equality in the work place is the theme they want to adopt, the real problems may have more to do with social issues facing Thai women.

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"Those at the event called for constructive utilization of the unique capabilities of women, the fostering of gender equality, and for greater roles by women in various undertakings."

I am a bit confused... I thought that women do all the actual work in Thailand already.

Still it is so nice to see Thailand in the vanguard of championing women's rights and equality. Another Hub success, I feel...

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I believe in gender equality.

We have been oppressed and maltreated by the opposite sex for a long time.

Men of the world, unite.

Our time is nigh to revolt against our oppressors.

PS. Please don't show this to my wife........

I believe in gender equality.

Looks like you are almost there...

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We have been oppressed and maltreated by the opposite sex for a long time.

Maybe it stops after you gave up sneaking into her wardrobe?

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