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çFor example, if someone is disbarred from applying

               for a job as a university instructor on grounds of sexual
               orientation, the Commission can intervene and take
               action. It would act not just on that particular case, but

               also at similar regulations in all universities,é said Naiyana.
                    Since its establishment five months ago, the organization

               has received several complaints from social groups but
               not yet from homosexual groups, she said.
                    Naiyana has a range of ideas for how the Commission

               can handle biased representation of homosexuality in
               the media, as well as discriminatory regulations in

               educational institutes, unfair marital legislation and other
               laws and regulations that discriminate against homosexuals.
                    çIf we see or receive information on biased quotes,

               images or comments in the media that violate the rights
               of homosexuals, we can make official pronouncements

               that such items are in violation of human rights and
               should be corrected,é she said. 3



                    Consideration of issues relating to lesbians, gay men and
               transgendered individuals have been a part of the work of the

               Commission since it was established. In 2006 the Commission



               3
                 Karnjariya Sukrung, A Forgotten Minority, Bangkok Post,
               Outlook, December 12, 2001, 1.

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