covering key issues in the year 2022. The situations include civil and political rights, economic rights, social and cultural rights, as well as the rights of specific groups such as children, older persons, persons with disabilities, women, and people with status problems. Promoting awareness of human rights across all sectors of society : The NHRCT has developed training courses for diverse target groups, including a course to raise awareness of human rights for high - level executives, curriculum development for studying human rights in the E-Learning system, and training on using human rights manuals for basic education teachers in various provinces. The development of collaboration on human rights with government agencies, various network organizations, and the private sector has been initiated. This includes the commencement of cooperation projects with educational institutions for community development under the Human Rights City program. Practical training has been provided to government agencies and civil society organizations in the southern border provinces to strengthen the human rights network. Media has been used to raise awareness of children’s and youth rights, addressing family violence issues. Information dissemination has been diversified through “Human Rights Perspective” newsletters, documents, and e - newsletters, with 10 press releases on significant events such as shootings in a child development center in Tambon Uthai Sawan, Nong Bua Lam Phu province, blockades of protest movements, the arrival of displaced Myanmar citizens in Thailand, and the case of “Yok” an individual not registered in the state education system. Additionally, 46 weekly press briefings have been conducted to disseminate important operational outcomes to the public. Research: The NHRCT has successfully conducted and completed three research studies on human rights. These studies are as follows: 1) A study of the impact of industry on human rights:Sugar and the Supply Chain Concerns; on the Impact of Industry on Human Rights: Sugar and the Supply Chain Concerns; 2) A gold Mining Business Project and Violations of Community Rights: A Case Study from Chanthaburi Province; and 3) Research Project to Develop Recommendations for the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights Defenders. The NHRCT will leverage the research findings to drive and contribute to the development of policy recommendations on relevant issues in the future. International Cooperation : In the fiscal year 2023, the NHRCT served as the SEANF chairperson and actively advocated for the implementation of SEANF’s strategic plan for the years 2022–2026, particularly focusing on the third agenda item related to NHRC’s role in preventing torture. In addition, the NHRCT has also participated in international conferences organized by the United Nations, global and regional networks of national human rights institutions, and the ASEAN human rights mechanism. These conferences focused on promoting the rights ป ระจำ � ปี งบ ป ระมาณ พ.ศ . 2 5 6 6 19