The Department of Corrections organized an exhibition 'Khok Nong Na of Kindness and Hope, Department of Corrections' to train prisoners who have received a royal pardon to be self-reliant after their release. The Department of Corrections organized an exhibition and competition for the learning center of the royal project granted by His Majesty the King under the name 'Khok Nong Na of Kindness and Hope, Department of Corrections'. This project is a training for prisoners who have received a royal pardon. It is an application of local theories, creating a new theoretical prototype in a small area to be able to build a hill, dig a pond, and grow rice to have enough to eat, use, and be cool. At the same time, it will focus on changing attitudes and thinking, and instilling discipline. Inmates who have completed the training for 14 consecutive days will be able to rely on themselves, resulting in a better quality of life. Source: Thai News Agency
The Department of Corrections trains prisoners to be self-reliant after their release.
Recent Posts
U.S. Congressional Delegation Visits Taiwan to Strengthen Ties
October 7, 2026
China-Born Candidate Disqualified from Zhubei Mayoral Race
October 7, 2026
Taiwan Urged to Enhance Autonomous Defense Capabilities
October 7, 2026
Overseas Community Minister Resigns Amid Misuse Allegations
October 7, 2026
U.S. Dollar Gains Against Taiwan Dollar on Taipei Forex Market
October 7, 2026