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Civil Partnership Bill delayed 1 A file photo shows a Pride Parade in the Silom area of Bangkok on Nov 7 last year. (Photo: by Apichit Jinakul) The Civil Partnership Bill is facing a delay as government whips once again questioned its necessity and requested another round of focus group interviews. Chompoonute Nakornthap, policy adviser to the Social Development and Human Security Ministry, revealed her team was asked to review the bill. In July last year, the cabinet said it would pass the bill to government whips for further consideration. However, the whips recently asked the bill s sponsors to review its content, questioning its necessity and the sponsors actual intentions, while also addressing religious sensitivity. ....
Future unclear for Myanmar expats published : 8 Feb 2021 at 09:58 A woman holds a candle and a picture of leader Aung San Suu Kyi as Myanmar citizens protest in Bangkok on Saturday. (Reuters photo) After the military coup in their native country on Feb 1, many Myanmar citizens working in Thailand say they are reluctant to go back home, but a student said he and his friends are determined to continue studying and later return to their homeland. A 45-year-old Myanmar migrant worker, known only as Macho, said she was concerned over the fate of her country, as she believes other nations will boycott Myanmar resulting in a reduction of investment and loss of employment opportunities. ....
Students happy to go to class for a change Those near Samut Sakhon are still having to make do online published : 2 Feb 2021 at 09:26 16 A boy raises his hand for a temperature check at Wat Nong Khaem School in the capital. Pattarapong Chatpattarasill Pupils returned to schools across Bangkok on Monday although not everyone was allowed to reunite with classmates. A surge in Covid-19 infections in Bangkok at the end of last year forced classes online as the city entered a partial lockdown. The infection rate has since improved. Bored of being stuck at home, many students could not have been happier to return to school. ....
Experts call for plan to help pupils published : 29 Jan 2021 at 09:33 8 Teachers spray a disinfectant agent inside a classroom at Ban Bang Kapi School in Bangkok on Thursday ahead of the re-opening of 437 schools under the supervision of the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration next week. Photo by SOMCHAI POOMLARD Urgent measures are needed to help students in provinces under maximum Covid-19 controls catch up on their studies, academics say. Sompong Jitradub, a lecturer with Chulalongkorn University s Faculty of Education, urged the government to come up with a plan to help these students. Since the Covid-19 outbreak, schools in Thailand have been forced to stop providing in-person education for about 90 days, or about 40%, of the academic year. As a result, the quality of education for many students has deteriorated, he said. ....