Activists Raise Human Rights Concerns Ahead of UN Review
Thai activists have voiced concerns over human rights issues ahead of Thailand's periodic review by the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva. This quadrennial review provides an opportunity for international scrutiny of the country's human rights record.
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