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š™…š™Šš™„š™‰ š™š™Ž! Whose demands were heard at Thailand’s UN human rights review? And what must Thailand do next? šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡³šŸ‡¹šŸ‡­

Writer: Manushya Foundation
Manushya Foundation
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On 10 November, the day after Thailand’s fourth Universal Periodic Review (UPR IV), hear directly from community representatives and civil society leaders as they respond to UN Member States’ recommendations and Thailand’s initial responses. Together, we’ll look at which community demands made it into the recommendations, what gaps remain and what Thai authorities must do to address them.


šŸ—“ļø Tuesday, 10 November 2026 | 10:00 ICT | Registration opens at 9:30

šŸ“ SCC Creative Space, Ratchathewi, Bangkok

šŸŽ§ Thai, with English interpretation available in person

šŸ”— Register to join in person at bit.ly/UPRIVpresscon

šŸ“ŗ RSVP on Facebook at tinyurl.com/UPRIVpressconĀ so you don’t miss the livestream!


Co-organised by Manushya Foundation, Amnesty International Thailand, Asylum Access Thailand, Tamtang Foundation, Isan Democracy Movement, the PATANI Working Group for Monitoring on International Mechanisms, Indigenous Women’s Network in Thailand (IWNT), MovED (People’s Movement to End Discrimination), Young Pride Foundation and the Thai CSOs Coalition for the UPR and UN Mechanisms.



#WeAreManushyan ā™¾ļø Equal Human Beings

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