Thailand Enhances Youth Protection Through Safe Jobs and Skills Training
The Thai Ministry of Labour is implementing three key measures to protect and improve the well-being of young people: providing safe holiday employment, vocational training for non-students, and labor rights education. Strict enforcement of child labor laws will be prioritized to build international confidence.
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