A significant number of temporary migrants from Myanmar, Cambodia, and Lao PDR have formed an "informal migration" pattern due to a lack of legal documents or work permits, exposing them to high risks of human trafficking, fraud, and exploitation. This situation not only severely threatens the basic rights and interests of these migrants but also hinders the Thai government's ability to provide social security and basic rights protection through conventional measures, increasing the strain on social governance. To address the problems arising from informal migration, measures such as legalizing identity, standardizing procedures, and institutionalizing rights protection are necessary. The project aims to promote the healthy and orderly development of the labor market and contribute to the sustainable growth of the Thai economy through these interventions. Read more...
