Thai artists make a stand on human rights


BANGKOK (ANN): The Delegation of the European Union to Thailand joined up with Rights and Liberties Protection Department (RLPD) of the Thai Ministry of Justice to mark Human Rights Day on Dec 10 to put on a mixed media art exhibition to promote a constructive dialogue on human rights and human dignity.

“The Art of Human Rights” exhibition, which continues at Bangkok’s Yelo House gallery through Sunday (Dec 22), features 13 original creations by young award-winning Thai artists, Nakrob Moonmanas and Naraphat Sakarthornsap and reflect their perspectives on freedom of expression, freedom from slavery and forced labour, gender equality, children’s rights, freedom of religion, and the right to non-discrimination, among others.

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