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Drowning child
How to prevent children from dying due to abuse?
How to prevent children from dying due to abuse?
How to prevent children from dying due to abuse?
How to prevent children from dying due to abuse?
How to prevent children from dying due to abuse?
Case study: Child dies because of bullying!
Young boxer dies! Knocked out in the ring, brain hemorrhage results in death. Boxing Sports Act needs to be amended.
Young boxer dies! Knocked out in the ring, brain hemorrhage results in death. Boxing Sports Act needs to be amended.
Young boxer dies! Knocked out in the ring, brain hemorrhage results in death. Boxing Sports Act needs to be amended.
Safe Muay Thai demonstration for children in Muang Thong
Research and monitoring project for young boxers (1)
Research and monitoring project for young boxers (1)
Research and monitoring project for young boxers (2)
Research and monitoring project for young boxers (2)
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Adisak Phlitphonkanpim discussed the issue of the brains of young boxers before the Senate.
Child boxing, thin-minded boxers, destination on the canvas
Brain research on young boxers reveals blood clots and decreased memory.
Brain research on young boxers reveals blood clots and decreased memory.
Children's boxing is illegal, "child protection", and violates the convention.
Children's boxing is illegal, "child protection", and violates the convention.
Children's boxing is illegal, "child protection", and violates the convention.
Children's boxing is illegal, "child protection", and violates the convention.
Children's boxing is illegal, "child protection", and violates the convention.
“Family hugs” heal children who have been abused
Children aged 0-6 years have brains that create various connections between nerve fibers. If they are stimulated by fear, stress, or shock every day, whether by seeing the faces of their parents or teachers who have abused them, this will have long-term effects . (Read more, click on the picture)
Early childhood fractures have lifelong consequences.
Although Thailand has laws that strive to provide comprehensive care for children, many children remain in poverty, living in broken families, and receiving inappropriate care. These children are known as children with adverse life experiences or are in a state of 'fracture' (read more, click on the image).
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