Social Cohesion

Thailand’s political landscape is marred by a widening divide, with deepening ideological rifts leading to social unrest and diminishing social cohesion. Societal tensions arise from conflicting political orders, particularly around monarchy-related accusations by emerging right-wing factions. The polarization fuels reactionary movements like the Yellow Shirts and has significant implications for governance, stability, and human rights. Efforts toward reconciliation and finding common ground are essential to heal the divide and safeguard the nation’s future.