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Anti-trafficking manual for police

A manual for police officers on how to address human trafficking issues was launched as part of a plan to show Thailand's commitment in enforcing anti-trafficking laws and a better image ahead of the annual United States trafficking report due early next year.

The book launch was organised Wednesday by the Human Rights and Development Foundation (HRDF) and the Royal Thai Police, with the US sponsorship.

Pol Gen Chatchawal Suksomjit, a level-10 adviser to the Royal Thai Police on investigation, said the annual trafficking report issued by the US has become a wake-up call to improve efficiency of the Thai law enforcement agencies, and the guidebook for the authorities was hopefully be part of the efforts.

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