Child protection system in ict of thailand
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The document summarizes Thailand's child protection system in information and communication technology (ICT). It outlines key statistics on ICT usage among Thai adolescents and youth. It then describes the three dangers and three opportunities that children face regarding ICT usage. The remainder of the document outlines Thailand's laws, policies, and enforcement systems related to child protection in ICT, including content monitoring, personal data protection, game rating systems, and the role of the National Organization for Child Protection in ICT.
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Child protection system in ict of thailand
- 1. Child Protection System in ICT of Thailand
- 2. (1) ICT Situation in Thai Society
- 3. ICT Situation in Thai Society INTERNET Source : Nectec (hours/day) Internet Users 16 million Game Computer 10 million Behavior of Adolescent and Youth source: ICT for Health , Thai health Promotion Foundation
- 6. (2) Basic Concept about Child Protection in ICT
- 7. 3 Dangers and 3 Opportunities of Children in ICT
- 9. ICT for himself Development
- 10. ICT for Society Development
- 11. ICT Product for Creative EconomyConsult (Game & Internet Addiction) Game Rating , Internet Rating Family Rule Filter Program Cyber Café for Society Basic Concept about Child Protection in ICT
- 12. (3) Law and Policy Overview in Thailand
- 13. Law and Policy Overview in Thailand
- 14. (4) Law enforcement and Management System for Child Protection in ICT :
- 15. 4.1Law enforcement and Management System for Child Protection in ICT : Content & Behavior Crime Suppression Division of the crime of technology ท 1 Child Pornography, Defamation Computer Misuse Ace BE 2550 apply to the offender and service provider MICT + Royal Thai Police + NTC ICT Internet Mobile Game Traffic Data by Computer Misuse Ace BE 2550 at MICT Database to support : NGOs database + Royal Thai Police database + MICT database + MOC database Penal Code + Criminal + Procedure Code Deception on Internet , Traveling Sex offenders, online chatting, online luring, Royal Thai Police by Crime Suppression Division of the crime of technology + Anti-human trafficking Division + Suppression Division 2 Online investigation : undercover Prevention and Suppression of Prostitution Act. + Prevention and Suppression of Human trafficking Act + Procedure Code human smuggling/trafficking of children , Prostitute
- 16. 4.2 Law enforcement and Management System for Child Protection in ICT : Game Café (Space for connecting)
- 17. 5. Integration Organization : National Organization for Child Protection in ICT
- 18. After 2006 : National Organization for Child Protection in ICT Secretary by Ministry of Culture Prime Ministry , Ministry of Culture , Ministry of Administrative , Ministry Education , Ministry of Social development and Human security , National Telecommunication Committee , Royal Thai Police , Specialist from Education , Administration , Child Development , Law and Psychology
- 19. After 2006 : National Organization for Child Protection in ICT Secretary by Ministry of Culture Academic supported by National Institute for Child and Family Development , Mahidol University , Ramjitti Institute Chulalongkorn University