Moral Center to propose six policies to PM to strengthen Thai Morality

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Moral Center to propose six policies to PM to strengthen Thai Morality

BANGKOK, 27 March 2015 (NNT) - The Moral Promotion Center has organized the 7th National Morality Assembly, with all groups attending in a joint discussion to discuss ways to effectively strengthen Thai morality.

Concluding today, the two day assembly titled “Collaboration to drive a Moral Society towards Reform” was held at the Government Complex on Chaengwattana Road. The assembly brought together 1500 attendees from 52 networking organizations including spiritual leaders from all religions, governmental ministries and organizations, and the general public to jointly discuss the different ways to build Thai morality. This discussin follows a growing number of case studies of questionable behaviors in Thai society.

Six policies were chosen from the discussion to be proposed to Prime Minister General Prayuth Chan-Ocha, who would consider how the recommended criterion could help strengthen Thai Morality.

The National Moral Assembly's first policy supports the Constitution Drafting Committee's goal to incorporate public participation, and the decentralization of power in the constitutional structure. This policy will help create a genuine democracy based on moral quality, ethics, and good governance.

The second policy recommends that the Government should make morality, ethics and good governance central to the country’s national agenda. High moral and ethical qualities are to be promoted as the standard for Thai people, once approved by the National Moral Assembly. The network society aims to facilitate a moral society; although principles and processes must be incorporated into the country's development indicator.

In its third policy, the center suggests public involvement will play an important role in propelling the country towards becoming a moral society. Independent organization with development funds should be supported to work towards moral quality, ethics and good governance.

The government should be required to identify the public who possess moral qualities and ethics, and help promote these selected individuals to be role models for society. The fourth policy will see the Moral Network allocating media space to broadcast and publicize acts of morality and ethical behavior.

Institutions should be supported by the government in its role of developing moral qualities, ethics, and good governance among government officials and politicians at all levels. This fifth policy will be a continuous process.

The final policy suggests the government should adopt the conclusions reached by the National Moral Assembly to develop as policies, and related government agencies should support the development of moral quality, ethics and good governance in order to maximize effectiveness at all levels.

Those who would like to learn more about morality, can contact the office of The Moral Promotion Center (Public Organization) by calling 02-644-9900 or www.moralcenter.or.th

-- NNT 2015-03-27

[Costas2008]

Not six, but 1006 will never improve Thai morality as it doesn't really exist.

All for the money......nothing else counts here.

Edited March 27, 2015 by Costas2008

[JOC]

First Prayuts 12 core values.

And The Moral Centers 6 policies to strengthen Thai morality.

Excuse me guys, what century are you living in??

Slowly but surely moving the country backwards............................

[Bluespunk]

"Those who would like to learn more about morality, can contact the office of The Moral Promotion Center (Public Organization) by calling 02-644-9900 or www.moralcenter.or.th"

Nah, no thanks. Reading your statement was painful enough.

I have never read the words moral and morality so often in one piece of writing before {about 22 times combined I think}.

And yet learned so little on how they intend to achieve this Utopian ideal.

Edited March 27, 2015 by Bluespunk

[JOC]

Not six, but 1006 will never improve Thai morality as it doesn't really exist.

Costas, you man of little faith!!

This is exactly in line with your beloved generals other last century policies.................

[PatOngo]

"The government should be required to identify the public who possess moral qualities and ethics, and help promote these selected individuals to be role models for society"

This should'nt be too hard, I saw them all on a motorbike just yesterday.

[greenchair]

Once again saying a whole lot and saying nothing at all.

Just another excuse to set up another government funded committee to do nothing at all.

So that the morally pious can stamp down on the morally inept, to ensure both parties achieve nothing at all.

[Rod Wallop]

Morality starts at the top and sadly this lot are the most immoral in the country.

[Redhawk]

How to expect moral of people lead by a self-elected dictator who put down and elected gov and where all gov agencies are corrupt and army and police misuse their power for personal enrichment! A country where rich have rights and poor are free to be murdered cannot expect to be recognizedf as civilized community with ethics and moral!

[NongKhaiKid]

More sanctimonious nonsense from people with their heads up their a..e.

Thainess at its best, let's all pretend were so pious, cultured and moral when nothing could be further from the truth.

There's no problem with me saying this since I'm only a foreigner and cannot possibly be expected to understand.

[NeverSure]

"The government should be required to identify the public who possess moral qualities and ethics, and help promote these selected individuals to be role models for society"

This should'nt be too hard, I saw them all on a motorbike just yesterday.

They were wearing orange robes and collecting money from widows and orphans. right?

[NeverSure]

Just dial +66 1234 5678 for morality.

[jerojero]

The only way this will work is if time marches backwards. And then only maybe. All utter stupidly!

[Always18]

".....agencies should support the development of moral quality, ethics and good governance..........."

Well, since "moral quality", "ethics" and "good governance" have all been conspicuously absent from Thailand for as long as I can remember, that really doesn't leave much to "develop"................

[baboon]

More sanctimonious nonsense from people with their heads up their a..e.

Agreed. Pass me that spew bucket, will you?

[Tatsujin]

Hilarious ... in a country that seems to have very little morals ... about anything ... they have a "center" ... classic.

[NongKhaiKid]

More sanctimonious nonsense from people with their heads up their a..e.

Agreed. Pass me that spew bucket, will you?

Certainly, just let me empty it first as I've been rather active.

[NongKhaiKid]

"The government should be required to identify the public who possess moral qualities and ethics, and help promote these selected individuals to be role models for society"

This should'nt be too hard, I saw them all on a motorbike just yesterday.

They were wearing orange robes and collecting money from widows and orphans. right?

And helmets with those very dark visors !

[JOC]

Just another tool together with the institution and Buddha to keep people in "their" place!!

[Songhua]

First Prayuts 12 core values.

And The Moral Centers 6 policies to strengthen Thai morality.

Excuse me guys, what century are you living in??

Slowly but surely moving the country backwards............................

and don't forget Culture Watch.

[nikmar]

Might help if they started teaching good morals at school.

[Kaalle]

More sanctimonious nonsense from people with their heads up their a..e.

Thainess at its best, let's all pretend were so pious, cultured and moral when nothing could be further from the truth.

There's no problem with me saying this since I'm only a foreigner and cannot possibly be expected to understand.

Well its an expression of the concept of face, like many other strange things in this country. How you portray something, the big words you use and the committees you put together with fancy placards and slogans and stuff is more important than how things actually are.

Edited March 27, 2015 by Kaalle

[Basil B]

Might help if they started teaching good morals at school.

Wot... no more pole dancing lessons???

[city]

Not many pro junta supporters on here.

[BMF1960]

Beyond satire!

[SoilSpoil]

They will copy George Orwell's 7 commandments and erase the seventh one.

[BMF1960]

They shall be inscribed on two stone tablets and handed down to Moses ... and they all lived happily ever after.

[Userone]

I can't wait to report immoral behavior. When will they release the hotline number?

[ezzra]

Welcome to N. Korea, Thailand, now everyone, you must have morals, anyone caught with out some

will be shot or sent to labor camps... Yes, dear leader (PM )

You can lead a horse to the water, cant make him have morals.....

[Jim walker]

You need to have a smidgen of morality to start with before you can strengthen it Thai morality is spelled money.