“You’re helping us and you get nothing…” A voice from the Thammasat University law students, year 2016 that I had the opportunity to work with. This is the second time that we are meeting to make an appeal at the Traffic and Transportation Department of Bangkok City (TTD) for the construction of skywalk so that it’s accessible to everyone.
Read More »Special project with law students 56, Thammasart University
Students contacted me because they wanted more information about the accessibility issue associated with sky walk. They would like to send accessibility project report to their professor. I asked for all the students have to involved in the project, to let them understand the real problem.
Read More »Why our government doesn’t provide fully accessible facilities, “Elevators and Ramps…. These are enough!!”
It is not easy to encourage people with disabilities to step out of their comfort zone and start living-out to the public communities. It is the government’s responsibilities to help them having normal living life and also living equally and in harmony with people in their communities. Some of community’s facilities such as accessible parking lots should be built differently due to extra accessing spaces are needed. If we can choose, people with disabilities would love to share facilities and live peacefully in the community. That’s right, we don’t want to be viewed as aliens in the community. Elevator is one of facilities which …
Read More »No Rights No Freedom
“Basic Civil Rights” Everyone has probably heard this somewhere. This words clearly written in our country’s laws. For people who are healthy one may not pay much attention, they may feel unrelated or may not even feel it and I do really understand all of you. Alright, today let me tell you my little stories.
Read More »Thailand, the city of the disabled (Sa-Man-Chon-Kon-Thai, Thai PBS)
Ma-noch Poot-tarn went out traveling with the man on wheelchair. By testing the Bangkok transportation system. And found that the current transportation system is not connecting together.
Read More »Tomorrow I’m Going To The Court…
It has already passed over 20 years that the disabled called to BTS for having the basic accessibility facilities. They were sued and lost, then they appealed to The Administrative Court. Tomorrow – We’re going to the court for the judgement. Will you join us?
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