This article was written by Group 7 in , as part of the . Table of Contents 1 Introduction 2 The Labor Protection Act 2.1 Other regulations 3 Next steps 4 See also 5 References 6 Group 7 7 Feedback Introduction Thailand has a population of 64 million people, of which 32 million are women […]
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Women’s rights in Thailand: a buddhist perspective
This article was written by Group 4 in , as part of the . Table of Contents 1 Introduction 2 An inspiring Thai Buddhist nun: Mae chee Khunying Kanitha Wichiencharoen 2.1 Her work experience 2.2 An advocate for women’s rights in Thailand 2.3 Mae’s vision of women’s role in society 3 See also 4 References […]
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Oppression of female labour in Thailand
This article was written by Group 3 in , as part of the . In the past, employment in Thailand was mostly concentrated in the agricultural sector due to the main mode of production. Later, industries progressively reduced the role of agriculture, which was coupled with an increasing number of young women entering the labour […]
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