Thailand: Computer Crime Act, 2017
(ICCPR), Thailand must ensure that any of its laws attempting to regulate electronic and
Internet-based modes of expression comply with Article 19 of the ICCPR as interpreted by the
UN Human Rights Committee (HR Committee) and that they are in line with the special
The analysis not only highlights concerns and conflicts with international human rights
standards within the Amended Act but also actively seeks to offer constructive
recommendations on how the Act can be improved. We explain the ways in which problematic
provisions in the Amended Act can be made compatible with international standards on
freedom of expression and privacy and set out key recommendations at the end of each
section.
ARTICLE 19 urges the drafters of the Amended Act and the relevant committees in charge of
scrutinising it to address the shortcomings identified above to ensure the compatibility of the
Act with international standards of freedom of expression. We stand ready to provide further
assistance in this process.
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