at its present Tiers 3 ranking,while has come under increasing
fire from US lawmakers and international human right
advocated it upgraded Malaysia and Cuba from Tier 3,
the lowest level.
Malaysia ‘s upgrade from Tier 3 to Tier 2 comes at a time
when it is involved in negotiation to join the Trans-Pacific
Partnership,a key regional trade pact which the US hopes
it will join.
Meanwhile ,Cuba upgrade coincides with its decision to
normalize with the US.
Prime Minister Prayut Chan –o-cha refrained from
commenting on claims that the report was motivated
by political rather than trafficking concerns alone.
Gen Prayut says he is confident Thailand standing
on human trafficking in the US Trafficking in Persons
(TIP) report will improve next year,as international
accusations flew that the ranking were influenced by
politics and economic interests.
Meanwhile ,Gne Prayut advised the public not to worry
“Please be clam ,Do not worry.We doing well and we are
confident this can be solve” adding that Thailand remains
determined to tackle human trafficking.
The government is dealing with the problem on many
fronts,
such as amending law,changing the conduct of officicals,
verifying victims’ nationalities and investigating employers
for potential violation.
Regulating the fishing industry will also help Thailand meet
international standards and conserve it marine resources
for sustainable management,adding that Thailand’s ongoing
efforts should lead to a better rating next year as the
campaign gains momentum,according to Gen Prayut.
Deputy Foreign Minister Don Pramudwinai said Tuesday
the US State Department will next hand the TIP report
to the US president,who will decided within 90 days
whether to impose sanctions on Tier 3 countries maned
in the reports.
Sanctions could include a US vote to deny loans from
the International Monetary Fund and other multilateral
banks,and barring non-humanitarian,non-trade related
foreign assistance,as well as certain education and
cultural exchange programmes.
Thailand probably would be spared from sanctions,
because despite having remained at Tier 3 over the
past year ,the country progress has not been affected by
the TIP rating ,he said.
Pornsil Patchrintanakul,vice chairman of the Thai
Chamber
of Commerce,said the report is also unlikely to directly affect
trade,as it does not talk about punishments such as trade sanctions
In my viewpoint,nowadays in the world of globalization
that
information and knowedge flow all over the world in a minute,
everyone can know the facts and can analyze what happen with
the TIP report.So eventhough Thailand still remain in the Tier 3
it does not mean that trafficking in Thailand is worst
than
Malaysia that raise from Tier 3 to Tier 2 this year.
However as the report give Tier 3 to Thailand,it mean
that we still
have weak point to improve and some economic effect
would be
unavoidable.So it is the duty of the government with cooperation
of Thai people to improve and solve the human trafficking more
to least and end the problem.
Hope for a better human right and a better living in
this
beautiful world.
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