12 courage, and without any prejudice in exercising discretion, and in compliance with ethical standards, and have regard for the well-being of the Thai people and common interest of the country. During the office term, the Commissioner shall not take academic or training course of any curricular or project, except it is a curricular or project organized by the Commission for the Commissioners. In performing the duties of the Commission, Thai tradition, culture and the context of Thai society must also be considered. Section 26. The Commission shall have the duties and powers as follows: (1) to examine and report correct facts in all cases of human rights violation without delay and recommend appropriate measures or guidelines for the prevention or redress of human rights violation, including the provision of remedy to the person affected by the violation of human rights, to related state or private agencies; (2) to prepare a report on assessment of the human rights situation of the country for submission to the National Assembly and Council of Ministers, and for dissemination to the public; (3) to recommend measures or guidelines for the promotion and protection of human rights to the National Assembly, Council of Ministers and related agencies, including amendment and improvement of laws, rules, regulations or orders so that they conform with human rights principles; (4) to explain and report correct facts without delay in case where there is an incorrect or unfair report on the human rights situation in Thailand; (5) to raise awareness of all sectors of society on the importance of human rights. Section 27. For the benefits of performing the duties according to Section 26, the Commission shall have additional duties and powers as follows; (1) to promote, support and cooperate with individuals, state and private agencies in a study, research and dissemination of knowledge and capacity development in the field of human rights, including the provision of assistance or remedy to persons affected by human rights violation; (2) to promote and disseminate knowledge and information among children, youth and the general public in order to raise awareness about equality of persons on the basis of equal human rights, and respect for the rights of other persons who may be different in terms of culture, tradition, way of life and religious belief; (3) to promote cooperation and coordination between state agencies, private organizations and international organizations on matters relating to human rights;