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| Vision | |||
LPN is an organization that aims to promote quality of life for workers. This includes rights-protection, promoting equality, self-reliance, and peaceful living together in society. |
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| Advisory Committee | |||
• Khunying Amphon Meesuk • Assistant Professor Charun Diththarapichai • Ajarn Banthorn Ondam • Ajarn Tawan Phutawan • Associate Professor Dr Saksee Bawribanbanpotket • Professor Dr Supang Jantawanit • Associate Professor Dr Surichai Wangaeo • Dr Suriphon Phanpung • Professor Dr Kidthee Ganpai |
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| Strategy | |||
1. Operational research and analysis to support information base on migrant workers, with regards to community, societal and policy-related issues. 2. Development of projects that address the problems and needs of the workers. 3. Direct assistance on legal aid and fundamental rights 4. Development of network with government agencies, private organisations and local organisations, at both the provincial and national levels. 5. Rights-based advocacy for workers, to support their fundamental rights; including labour rights, rights to health, education and social services. 6. Building the learning process and participation of workers, towards self-reliance. |
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| Target | |||
| The fundamental rights, and other rights granted by the law, are guaranteed and protected equally for migrant workers, their family and followers, in order to develop their quality of life and safe migration. | |||
Objectives |
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| 1. To promote the integration of migrant workers and their families in Thai society. 2. To build and develop systems and mechanisms for rights-protection, and assist those whose rights are violated. 3. To build the capacity of migrant workers’ networks and self-help organisations, for self-reliance. 4. To create understanding and awareness of the responsibility to address the HIV/AIDS problem, and assist prevention and rehabilitation of those affected amongst the migrant community |
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Programme of work |
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| • Education of migrant children and migrant workers. • Health services and improvement of health standards. • Child protection. • Rights protection. • Prevention of the worst forms of child labour and human trafficking. • Prevention of HIV/AIDS and access to ARVs. |
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| Collaborating Partners | |||
| • Working Group of the ‘Children and Nationality’ sub-committee (National Human Rights Commission) • Human Rights Working Group of the ‘Nationality, Migrant Workers, Stateless and Displaced People’ sub-committee (Lawyers’ Council) • Action Network for Migrants (ANM) • Border Esaan Action Network (BEAN • Border-To-Shore (BSN) • Labour Protection Network, Bureau of Protection (Ministry of Labour) • Research Institute for Population and Society • Asian Migration Center, Asia Studies Institute (Chulalongkorn University) • Migrant Working Group (MWG) |
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| Main Donors | |||
| 1. ILO/IPEC (International Labour Organisation/International Programme on the Elimination of Child Labour) 2. Save the Children UK 3. Bureau of AIDS, TB and STIS (Dept of Disease Control, Ministry of Public Health together with Thai-US Collaboration on Public Health Center) 4. International Rescue Committee (IRC) 5. American Center for International Labour Solidarity (ACILS) |
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| Organisation and Staff | |||
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| Contact details | |||
| 1. Samut Sakhon Office Samut Sakhon Office: 25/17-18 Mahachai Muangthong Village, Sahakon Road, Bang Yah Praek sub-district, Muang district, Samut Sakhon province, 74000 Tel: (+66) 034 434726; 034 434727; 0861631390; or 0841211609 2. Ratchburi Office 182/3 Moo 3 Village, Donthago subdistrict, Muang district, Ratchaburi province Tel: (+66) 032314667 - |
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