In case of emergency, natural disaster, or any unexpected hazardous circumstances, how could a person with disability survive in such scenario? A concern I have deeply kept it for so long, and sparked out again due to the recent serious fire on the building in Bangkok two days ago, three people died and many injured. It’s a question I myself could yet give a proper answer. It’s perhaps due to my ignorance, more information is needed to research. Though I knew that there are  numbers of people specifically working in this issue. Generally speaking, there remains plenty rooms for improvement …

Fashion Island is a department store of constant improvement on accessibility. I’ve been doing discussion, a well thought-provoking meeting, with them regularly that’s why can see its impressive progress. It would not be exaggerated if I rank this mall among the top in term of splendid accessibility. Recently I got a call from the management team to provide some further ideas and recommendations regarding the issue. We then sat on the chair at a meeting room and had a very exciting discussion.

“We would like to see the new government giving priority truly to the rights and equality” Interview with ThaiPBS on Thailand Election Day (Link: https://www.facebook.com/AccessibilityIsFreedom/posts/2309355729087059) 24 March 2019

Bangkok, a city of global destination, on March 14, 2019, I took my foreign friends a city tour. Before the tour begins, we would like to have some coffee, so we rushed to Terminal 21 shopping mall at A-soke. At the mall’s entrance, which connected to BTS A-soke station, we found a brand-new, and magnificent, coffee shop named CPS Coffee. Its glamour and brilliant design drew our attention to get in. Yet we were unable to do so as it was highly inaccessible. A friend of mine then told that “I came to this shop in the morning, but I …

I’ve informed from our colleague saying that a designated accessible parking at PTT gas station at Chai-ya-pruk Road, Non-tha-bu-ri, is obviously founded to be taken over as a car tent for sale. Then contacted the company for immediate resolution but the contacting officer replied that “I’m afraid that I cannot yet make a decision on this regard, since I have to wait for my superior coming back from abroad first for authority.”

According to the incapability of Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA), the current owner of the entire BTS, that failed to provide adequate elevators and other accessibility facilities on its BTS 23 stations, a group of people with disabilities, for this reason, had prosecuted the BMA and finally won a lawsuit on November 24, 2014. The court thus issued an order to BMA for them to complete, constructed by law, all the remaining elevators and other supportive accessibility facilities within one-year time. As such, the completion should be fulfilled by the beginning of 2016. Nevertheless, the construction remains unfinished to this day, …

Report from Bang-na area, on the 24th floor building. AirVisual’s AQI 161 which is indicated as ‘Unhealthy’ and I found that on this height I feel much more air pollution than the ground. Suggestion:

Accessibility Is Freedom is working under a project, termed “Help & Share” and we have recorded our activities. I emphasize on the sustainable supports, something constructive to its consequences, rather than generous support like a giveaway which is superficial and not resolve at the root cause of a problem.

I’m now having fun at my home country, 8hrs driving up on northeast of Thailand. I’m so happy that I could get back the old memory and be surrounded by the nature. The weather is good, in the morning we could get around 18c, here are all pictures during my running. To be a strong person you have to keep yourself continuously doing the exercise and also be a strong minded person. Then problems will be nothing. KEEP ON DOING THE EXERCISE!! #BESTRONG

We made a field survey on this site six months ago. We’ve gathered useful information, all possibly available, regarding the Bangkok BTS Green Line South Extension and provided with critical recommendations to the government sectors and civil servants. Despite our huge efforts for the better, today it seems that things get worse, truly worse! AS YOU CAN SEE!, this is a thing you won’t see from the wise man. The Prime Minister once has stated precisely that “We won’t leave a man behind”. The Minister of Transport was also quickly responsive to his policy. But the reality doesn’t reflect what …