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	Prachamati.org, run by civil society organisations including Thaipublica and Prachatai, encourages netizens to comment about the new charter by posting on their social media accounts expressing what they do not wish to see in the new constitution.&nbsp;</div>
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	The website has been working to collect people&rsquo;s opinions on the new constitution since the previous Constitution Drafting Committee publicised its first draft in April.&nbsp;</div>
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Comments sought on new charter

AN ONLINE campaign organised by a group of civil society organisations is calling for Thai Internet users to comment about the new constitution on Sunday.