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Responses to Recommendations

THAILAND

Review in the Working Group: 5 October 2011
Adoption in the Plenary: 15 March 2012

Thailand’s responses to recommendations (as of 07.06.2012):

In the Report of In the Addendum: During the plenary: Summary:
the Working
Group:
100 recs. accepted; Out of the 72 No additional information Accepted: 134
72 pending pending, 34 were provided Rejected: 49
accepted and 49 No clear position: 0
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were rejected Pending: 0

List of recommendations contained in Section II of the Report of the Working Group
A/HRC/19/8:

88. The recommendations formulated during the interactive dialogue and listed
below enjoy the support of Thailand:

A - 88.1. Ratify the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organised Crime and its
Protocols to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, especially Women and Children,
and Against the Smuggling of Migrants by Land, Sea and Air (Australia);

A - 88.2. Accede to the Palermo Protocol and continue improving its implementation of policy and
legal framework related to human trafficking (Norway);

A - 88.3. Include a definition of torture into the Criminal Code, in line with article 1 of the Convention
against Torture (CAT) (Austria);

A - 88.4.Enact legislation criminalizing torture and amend all relevant laws to fully comply with the
obligations under CAT (Canada);

A - 88.5. Review the Gender Equality Bill and remove exceptions therein which would allow for
discrimination against women, consistent with CEDAW (Canada);

A - 88.6. Expedite the drafting and the adoption of the gender equality bill (Brazil);

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11 recommendations “enjoyed [the delegation’s] support, in part” but the part accepted and the part not
accepted were clearly explained so the 11 recs. were split into two recs., one accepted and one rejected. The
total number of recommendations is now 183.

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