17 administration and development of the southern border provinces (B.E. 2564-2566), which has given importance to the judicial process and remedies. 2.4) Recommendations on the death penalty namely, asking for the abolition of the death penalty with gradual steps Consider reviewing the penalties for crimes in the various laws to abolish the death penalty for offenses that do not conform to the scope and interpretation of the term "aggravated case" in the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. (International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights: ICCPR) and continually proactively educate Thai society on the death penalty. Results/Achievements: The Ministry of Justice, through the Office of Justice Affairs, has taken policy actions to publicize and create awareness among people to change their attitudes about the use of the death penalty and to consider amendments to the law. Currently in the process of holding a public hearing Responsible agency to consider amending the provisions to adjust the rate of punishment for offenses with the death penalty for 11 offenses from 4 laws, namely the Criminal Code, the Military Penal Code, the Air Navigation Act, B.E. 2548 and the Narcotic Drug Act, B.E. 2522 (1979) and amended to be "death penalty or life imprisonment" so that the court can exercise its discretion in considering the punishment. As well as have set a field hearing in 3 provinces, namely Chiang Mai Province Khon Kaen, and Songkhla Province by collecting the results of the hearing to prepare a report on the results of operations and draft legislation to improve the death penalty proposed to the development committee of the National Justice Administration considers. For a recommendation to reconsider the penalties for crimes in the various laws to abolish the death penalty for offenses that do not conform to the scope and interpretation of the term "death penalty". The NHRCT has not yet been informed of the results of the action from the relevant agencies. 2.5) Recommendations on freedom of expression and freedom of the press, namely asking for guidelines to supervise the media's performance in case of news presentation or media reporting methods. taking into account the special duty to respect the rights or reputation of other people and must take into account the maintenance of national security or order public health or public morals. Including the determination of measures to limit freedom. The presentation of news in an emergency that poses a threat to the public can be achieved by that measure must comply with the restriction of rights in emergencies under Article 4 of the ICCPR.