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	The Thai government has given her the position of ambassador in order to facilitate her work for the CCPCJ in Vienna.</div>
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	The Princess will chair CCPCJ meetings, where the focus will be on making resolutions to promote collaboration in a bid to battle the violence that threatens immigrants and immigrant workers, as well as increasing the effectiveness of crime prevention and criminal justice.&nbsp;</div>
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Princess to chair UN commission

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Princess to chair UN commission

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