When birth certificates are 'hacked': Decoding identity theft and the silent threat to Thailand’s national security
The illicit manipulation of birth certificates and identity theft has emerged as a silent threat to Thailand’s national security, creating vulnerabilities that facilitate organized crime and illegal migration. This report examines the systemic risks posed by these identity breaches.
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