รายงานการประเมินสถานการณ์สิทธิมนุษยชนในประเทศไทย ปี ๒๕๕๘ low or unsatisfactory; on a side of general aptitude test (GAT), the average mark was lower than those in the past; and on a side of aptitude on literacy and computation of population aging from 6 years old, it addressed that 91.1 percent of all children and youth were groups of children and youth aging 14-24 years old owning both literacy and computation skills. There were limits and challenges of educational management with centralization in general, while there were irregularities with educational qualities and accessibilities for the local administration. The centralized education was criticized for non-responding to needs and contexts of cultural and ethnic diversities. 2.6 Right to Health: Thailand is now approaching to the aging society with more vulnerability for its healthcare management systems, comprising the national healthcare scheme; the social security scheme; and the government officers’ welfare scheme. The Government thus tries to create more healthcare management systems with the investment and contribution from both private sectors and individual insured. Meanwhile, the Government also makes efforts to issue various measures leveraging qualities of public health with universal coverage and services strengthened to ensure that all residing in Thailand accessible to healthcare schemes, particularly the adoption of Cabinet Resolution, dated 20th April 2015, for restoring basic rights to healthcare for ethnic minorities and their descendants migrating to Thailand and persons facing difficulties on personal statuses and rights. NHRCT noted that there were differentiation and disparity among three healthcare schemes, while people living in remote area and groups with disadvantaged still could not access to any of healthcare systems, e.g. persons with disabilities, migrant workers and their dependent, etc. 2.7 Right to Work: The Government created various measures for promoting and protecting right to work, e.g. to ensure the minimum wage with work safety and accessibility to healthcare schemes, including to solve problems and to eliminate human trafficking threats with increase of efficiency for labor inspecting measures for the aims to protect all workers under laws and social assurances. Notwithstanding, there are groups of workers found inaccessible to labor protection, as: domestic helpers and overseas workers, etc. In the matter of minimum wage, there is a request with acceleration that recently increased but such wage is still lower than those in some ASEAN countries. In the matter of freedom of assembly and setting-up of trade unions, the Government clearly stands for ratifying International Labor Organization (ILO) Conventions No.87 and 98 that encouraging freedom of assembly with labor protection and exercise of right to gathering with collective bargaining. 3. GROUPS WITH MAGINALIZATION AND VULNERABILITYเมือง In general, groups with marginalization and vulnerability are facing human rights infringements either from anyone’s actions taken with multi-discrimination and their intersectional attributions. And although the Government has made significant efforts to issue and regulate laws and policies with actions for progressive realization and protection of rights of groups with marginalization and vulnerability, but the constraints and limits with interpretation of laws and policies into practices are still found particularly with irregularities and incoherence of laws and policies that caused impacts to communities and people on the ground. NHRCT has principal findings with observations for the rights promotion and protection of five groups as follows: XXVI