Calling people out has become popular among Thai social-media users in recent times, and now they are pressuring local celebrities and stars to take a stance – usually on political issues. “Call-out culture” has been around for many years in other coun…

The great Covid lockdown has been reinstated, and the end may not be coming any time soon. Aside from online shopping and watching a movie marathon on one of the streaming services, here are some suggestions for making the most of forced downtime.Grow …

The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has issued Announcement No. 38, ordering temporary closure of more venues and businesses in Bangkok in order to contain the spread of COVID-19.The announcement will be in effect from 23 July to 2 August 202…

Thailand’s Department of Land Transport announced today (Wednesday) that all interprovincial public transport services have been suspended for the 13 provinces under maximum control and restrictions, in accordance with the Centre for COVID-19 Situation…

Local communities in the southern border provinces have joined hands with civil society organizations and groups of volunteers in managing tourism, while protecting the natural environment, for sustainable development.Their cooperation in environmental…

Almost 100 personnel from 19 local administrative organizations have attended a workshop, aimed at encouraging public participation in anti-corruption campaigns under the “STRONG” model.The workshop was organized recently via a Zoom webinar by the Offi…

The Office of the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) has moved to expand its proactive anti-corruption drive by launching the webpage “Anti-Corruption Toolbox.”The toolbox is a set of resources of information and knowledge about anti-corruption…