In response to the issues of political conflict that has been deep rooted in Thai society for so long, and the need to end this political violence. Therefore, Cross Cultural Foundation (CrCF) and Asia Justice and Rights (AJAR) would like to invite you to attend a launch of “I Just Want to Live in Peace: Transitional Justice: Voices from Those Affected by Political Violence and Policy Recommendations” report, which has been conducted through Participatory Action Research (PAR) to gather information from individuals affected by the political conflict. This method focuses on gathering information from protesters, activists, and those affected by conflict through focus group discussion, which include a variety of activities designed to encourage participants to share their experiences and express their opinions. 

In addition, CrCF also collaborated with the Museum of Popular History to display “Diary of the People: Past, Present and Our Dreams” Art Exhibition. The artworks come from the activity “Let Art Heal” that we have conducted with political activists which allows participants to express their feelings, experiences, including hopes and dreams.

🔴 Hope In The Midst of Pain: The Endless Loop of Political Violence Through the Experience of Affected Individuals

Location: The Jim Thompson Art Center

24-25 May 2024

This forum includes:

📍A study report “I Just Want to Live in Peace: Transitional Justice and Voices from Affected Individuals by Political Violence and Policy Recommendations.

📍“Diary of the People: Past, Present, and Our Dreams” Art Exhibition through the stories of individuals affected by political conflict

📍Introducing the first Thai edition of the “Transitional Justice Handbook”!

📍This forum encompasses various perspectives from affected individuals, civil society representatives, academics scholars, People’s Amnesty Network, and government officials. Join us for valuable discussion and experience. Together, we will delve into lessons learned from past political conflicts and human rights violations, exploring their impacts. This forum will also focus on uncovering the truth-seeking, reparation, and ensuring accountability for offenders, including  the context of the southern border provinces. Stay tuned for more detail! 

Despite the enduring scars of political violence, the struggle for justice persists. We hold onto hope for a future where Thai society can resolve conflicts without leaving anyone behind

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