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แนวคิดการปกป้องโดย พลเรือนไพ่ติดอาวุธ UNARMED CIVILIAN PROTECTION

Publication year
2023
Abstract

While nonviolent resistance is known to the general public in Thailand, “unarmed civilian protection” is not a familiar language. As a low intensity conflict society, yet with persisting structural violence, the Thai state monopolizes protection in all conflicts; yet vulnerabilities amidst conflicts show a close link between physical harm and structural violence based on political suppression and social prejudices.

This brief is 1/3 of a series of policy briefs about UCP in Thailand (2022, 2023). It's English title is The UCP Idea.

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