Hong Kong’s economy has been badly hurt by the violent protests against the shelved extradition bill over the past two and a half months since demonstrations broke out, with small- and medium-sized enterprises being the hardest hit, while the retail, catering and tourism sectors are the biggest victims.

The Labour Ministry provided monetary assistance on Wednesday to the families of the three Myanmar workers who were killed and the eight who were wounded from the collapse of a scaffolding at a condominium construction site in Phuket’s Muang district on August 11.

The Chiang Mai Provincial Court has postponed its ruling on a January 2 fatal crash to September 23 after the parents of one of the victims decided to become co-plaintiffs and demand compensation. The crash claimed the lives of 28-year-old TV host and stylist Jatupat “Centimetre” Khemnak and 30-year-old “Next to Normal” store manage Supakit Kerdsam.

Public prosecutors have decided to postpone their decision to next month on whether to indict 29 suspects, including former Loei police chief Pol Maj-General Suthip Palitkusolthat, in a Bt600 million fraud and embezzlement case, which included many victims, as well as 192 police officers who lost Bt240 million.

The families of nine people killed in a 2010 road accident in Bangkok involving an underage driver widely known by her nickname “Praewa” will finally receive monetary compensation.

Relatives of people killed in two heinous crimes last month have been promised prompt financial aid from the Justice Ministry.

Their Majesties the King and Queen instructed His Majesty’s assistant private secretary on Saturday to visit the five individuals injured by the Bangkok bomb explosions on Friday morning. 

Laughter is the last thing you’d expect to hear from the mouths of orphans, homeless children and young victims of broken homes. But the air rang with the giggling of kids under the care of the Baan Nokkamin Foundation during a special football match played in Bangkok this month.

The families of nine people killed in the 2010 road accident involving an underage driver widely known by her nickname “Praewa” will finally receive monetary compensation next week, the driver’s mother has been quoted as saying.

Industry Minister Suriya Juangroongruangkit on Monday issued what he called urgent policy on four aspects of his ministerial duties.

The assistant abbot of Samut Songkram’s Wat Phet Samut Worawiharn visited the seven victims of a ferry-stop collapse on Thursday afternoon to give them flowers and Bt3,000 per head in initial monetary assistance.

The father of young woman killed by wealthy teenager Orachorn “Praewa” Devahastin Na Ayudhya in an expressway accident nearly nine years ago died of a broken heart and depression caused by the loss of his daughter, his wife said.

Deputy Permanent Secretary of the Justice Ministry, Tawatchai Thaikyo, has expressed his readiness to help those injured in the fatal road accident involving wealthy teenager Orachorn “Praewa” Devahastin Na Ayudhya nearly nine years ago.

Human rights defenders on Wednesday demanded that the government offer remedial action for victims of the National Council for Peace and Order’s forest reclamation policy, after the problematic conservation policy was revoked by the latest NCPO order.

Police on Friday warned Thais of a new scam that is capable of emptying a victim's bank account in minutes after he or she is lured into pressing "yes" to a pop-up request asking if the victims wants to link his/her account to an electronic wallet.

Police in Songkhla on Saturday rescued 20 scared and hungry people from Myanmar, victims of traffickers who’d locked them inside a border warehouse.

A Cambodian fixer and translator was sentenced to two years for working on a sex trafficking documentary that authorities slammed as "fake news", because the victims were allegedly paid to speak. 

Unicef Thailand has launched a campaign to appeal to the Thai public for urgent donations in support of children and families affected by the cyclones that hit southern Africa earlier this year.

The United States’ latest Trafficking in Persons Report, released on Thursday night, has kept Thailand on Tier 2 because, although it doesn’t meet the minimum standards of the US Trafficking Victims Protection Act, it has made “significant” process.

Authorities are now investigating whether the more than 60 Rohingya people discovered on Satun’s Rawi Island were victims of human trafficking.

A 23-year-old Chachoengsao man who was planning to enter the monkhood next month was killed alongside his mother early Friday morning, the victims of a drink driver.