10 in connection with the Royal Thai Police, including discrimination against HIV-infected people in the police service that should be presented to the NHRCT for consideration as follows: Community rights Reports on community rights 9 issues that NHRCT has made recommendations on the need for government agencies and the private sector supports the process of public participation by organizing a public hearing in the area and stakeholders who have been responsive to suggestions from all relevant agencies. This is because the public participation guidelines are part of the environmental impact reporting process, which the Office of Natural Resources and Environmental Policy and Planning requires projects or activities to be created for applying for a license from the government. For small projects that do not require an environmental impact report, the NHRCT has suggested to relevant agencies hold public hearings in the area because it is an integrated solution by providing opportunities for stakeholders and people in the area came to express their opinions. However, it was found that there are still issues of complaints about the process of participating in natural resource management or project implementation that affect the environment and people to the NHRCT continuously. In addition, the public hearing is not specifically enforced in the form of central law. There is only the regulation of the Prime Minister's Office on public hearings B.E. 2548 only. Therefore, it is advisable to consider studying to make recommendations, measures, or guidelines for the promotion and protection of human rights. As well as amendments and improvements to laws, rules, regulations or orders to ensure compliance with human rights principles on issues related to the process of participation in project management, health impact assessments, natural resources, and environment. Unfair discrimination against individuals Discrimination against HIV-infected persons in the police service is Report No. 413/2562, the case claiming that the SEC Rules on Qualifications and Prohibitions of Being a Police Officer B.E. 2547. This is a matter that the petitioner has filed a complaint with the NHRCT under petition No. 168/2561 dated November 2, 2018, asking to investigate the case claiming that the petitioner is the director of the Foundation for the Protection of AIDS Rights. Received a complaint from Mr. Sor, the heir of the police officer who died due to the performance of official duties has applied for and been selected to be appointed as a commissioned police officer. but did not pass the physical examination according to the SEC rules on qualifications and prohibited characteristics of being a police officer, BE 2547 and was refused to recruit due to being infected with HIV considered that the Police Forensic Office The Royal Thai Police has carried out an HIV test as part of the recruitment process for recruiting as a police officer and using the test results as a reason for refusing to appoint Mr. Sor as a