Labour Groups Demand Reforms on International Workers' Day in Thailand
Thai labour groups marched to Government House on International Workers' Day, submitting a nine-point list of demands to the government. Key demands include energy reform, social security restructuring, and the abolition of the controversial "Care" pension formula, reflecting calls for improved living standards and fairer social security.
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