Civil Rights and Liberties in the Constitution from May 1992 to May 2016

(Tentative) Agenda for Academic Seminar
on “Civil Rights and Liberties in the Constitution from May 1992 to May 2016
: Development and Limitation on Types of Rights
from the 1997 Constitution, 2007 Constitution, and the Draft Constitution for 
the Referendum on 7th August 2016 
 
Tuesday, 17th
 May 2016 
13.00 – 17.00 pm 
At Tubtim room, Rattanakosin Hotel, Ratchadamneon Road, Bangkok 
Organized by the Committee of May 1992 Heroes’ Relatives and Civil Society Networks 
(This seminar is the part of 24th
 commemoration of May 1992) 
 
 
13.00 – 13.30 Registration 
 
13.30 – 13.50 Welcoming Remarks 
 by Mr. Adul Khieoboriboon, Chairman of the Committee of 
 May 1992 Heroes’ Relatives 
 
13.50 – 14.50 Keynote Addresses on “The Significance of Rights, Liberties, 
 Rule of Law, and Human Dignity in the Constitution by 
 
 - Mr. Chuan Leekpai (TBC) 
 - Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pokin Polkul 
 - Mr. Uthai Pimjaichon (TBC) 
 
15.00 – 17.00 Roundtable Discussion “Looking Back and Moving Forward: 
 Development and Limitation on Types of Rights from the 1997 
 Constitution, 2007 Constitution, and the Draft Constitution for 
 the Referendum on 7th
 August 2016” 
 
 Facilitated by Dr.Nattha Komolvadhin 
 
 1) Human Dignity and Human Rights 
 by Mr. Pairoj Polpetch, President of Human Rights Lawyer 
 Association and Secretary-General of Union for Civil Liberty 
 
 2) Civil and Political Rights and the People Participation in 
 Public Policy 
 by Dr. Buntoon Sretsirote, Director of Good Governance for 
 Social Development and the Environment Institute (GSEI) 
 
 3) Women’s Rights and Rights to Gender Diversity 
 by Mrs. Sunee Chairos, Coordinator of Women’s Movement in 
 Thai Political Reform (We-Move) 
 
 4) Right to Education and Rights of Ethnic Minorities 
 by Mr. Surapong Kongchantuk, Director of Karen Studies and 
 Development Centre 
  5) Rights to Medical Treatment and Rights to Access 
 Healthcare Service 
 by Ms. Sureerat Treemanka, Coordinator of People’s Health 
 Systems Movement (TBC) 
 
 6) Consumers Rights 
 by Ms. Saree Ongsomwang, Secretary-General of 
 Confederation of Consumer Organization 
 
 7) Labour Rights 
 by Mr. Taweep Kanjanawong, President of the Thai Labour 
 Museum Foundation 
 
 8) Rights to the Justice System 
 by Mr. Somchai Homlaor, President of Cross Cultural 
 Foundation 
 
 
*There will be simultaneous translation provided