Rights Dept and S.P.S. Foundation Partner to Solve Debt Crisis

MGR Online•Politics•4d ago

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The Rights and Liberties Protection Department and the S.P.S. Foundation signed an MOU to develop debt mediation personnel to reduce court cases.

•The Rights and Liberties Protection Department and the S.P.S. Foundation signed an MOU on August 22.
•The cooperation aims to provide equal, fast, and fair access to justice and dispute mediation for Thai people.
•The event included the 2nd batch of 'Financial Dispute Mediation' training featuring national experts.
•The event took place at Chao Phraya 2 Room, Building 3, Riverine Place, Nonthaburi Province.

•The Rights and Liberties Protection Department and the S.P.S. Foundation signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on August 22 at Riverine Place, Nonthaburi Province.
•Trairith Temhiwong stated the cooperation aims to increase awareness of rights, duties, and human rights to reduce social conflict and the number of cases entering court.
•Prakayrat Tonteerawong announced that trainees who pass the program will be officially registered as mediators of the S.P.S. Foundation according to 2025 regulations.
•The 'Financial Dispute Mediation' training (Batch 2) featured Thongurai Limpiti discussing national non-performing loan management policies.
•Rak Vorakijkokatorn, CEO of Bangkok Commercial Asset Management (BAM), presented the 'Resilience with Transformation' concept and the 'Debt Hospital' model.
•The event featured Tewan Uthaiwat, founder of the Better Thailand project, providing knowledge on financial institution laws and financial disputes.
•The collaboration intends to reduce expenses in the justice process for citizens and make justice more accessible.

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Prakayrat Tonteerawong

"Those in training today are the hope and the silent power that will push Thai society toward a peaceful solution for solving debt problems."

ผู้เข้าอบรมในวันนี้ คือ ความหวัง และเป็นพลังเงียบที่จะผลักดนให้สังคมไทยมีทางออกอย่างสันติในการแก้ปัญหาหนี้สิน

Rights and Liberties Protection Department(กรมคุ้มครองสิทธิและเสรีภาพ)ℹ️

A department under the Ministry of Justice that partnered with the S.P.S. Foundation to develop mediation personnel.

Ministry of Justice(กระทรวงยุติธรรม)ℹ️

The ministry overseeing the Rights and Liberties Protection Department.

Institute for Peace-based Conflict Management and Development Foundation(มูลนิธิสถาบันศึกษาและพัฒนาการจัดการความขัดแย้งด้วยสันติวิธี)

An organization (S.P.S. Foundation) that partners with the state to provide access to justice and mediation.

S.P.S. Foundation(มูลนิธิ ส.พ.ส.)

The abbreviated name of the Institute for Peace-based Conflict Management and Development Foundation.

Bank of Thailand(ธนาคารแห่งประเทศไทย)ℹ️

The central bank where Thongurai Limpiti previously served as Deputy Governor.

Bangkok Commercial Asset Management Public Company Limited(บริษัทบริหารสินทรัพย์ กรุงเทพพาณิชย์ จำกัด (มหาชน))

An organization also known as BAM, led by CEO Rak Vorakijkokatorn.

BAM

The abbreviation for Bangkok Commercial Asset Management Public Company Limited.

Better Thailand

A project founded by Tewan Uthaiwat.

Trairith Temhiwong(ไตรยฤทธิ์ เตมหิวงศ์)

Director General of the Rights and Liberties Protection Department.

Prakayrat Tonteerawong(ประกายรัตน์ ต้นธีรวงศ์)

Chairperson of the S.P.S. Foundation.

Thongurai Limpiti(ทองอุไร ลิมปิติ)

Former Deputy Governor of the Bank of Thailand who lectured on non-performing loan management policies.

Rak Vorakijkokatorn(รักษ์ วรกิจโกคาทร)

CEO of Bangkok Commercial Asset Management Public Company Limited (BAM).

Tewan Uthaiwat(เทวัญ อุทัยวัฒน์)

Founder of the Better Thailand project who provided knowledge on financial laws.

Chao Phraya 2 Room, Building 3, Riverine Place, Nonthaburi Province(ห้องเจ้าพระยา 2 ตึก 3 ริเวอร์ไรน์เพลส จังหวัดนนทบุรี)

The location where the MOU signing and training event took place on August 22.