The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET), with the initiative SET SE101 Online Offering program, aims to foster sustainable social entrepreneurship to gear towards making changes for a better society with impactful results. The program consists of the know-how of social entrepreneurship with inspiring success stories and business models from leading social entrepreneurs. The online program is scheduled at 8.00 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays for 5 weeks, starting from Feb 13 - Apr 11, 2021 via www.setsocialimpact.com and Facebook: SET Social Impact.
SET President Pakorn Peetathawatchai said that SET continues to enhance social development through the SET Social Impact digital platform. One of the key roles of this platform is to be the center of knowledge-sharing for social development that can make changes to create exponential social impact, eventually driving the country s balanced growth in both economic and social aspects. Since 2017, SET has helped groom more than 2,000 young soci
SET Launches âSET SE101 Online Offeringâ Program To Enhance Sustainable Social Entrepreneurship Date
24/02/2021
The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET), with the initiative “SET SE101 Online Offering” program, aims to foster sustainable social entrepreneurship to gear towards making changes for a better society with impactful results. The program consists of the know-how of
social entrepreneurship with inspiring success stories and business models from leading social entrepreneurs. The online program is scheduled at 8.00 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays for 5 weeks, starting from Feb 13 - Apr 11, 2021 via
SET President Pakorn Peetathawatchai said that SET continues to enhance social development through the SET Social Impact digital platform. One of the key
Student faces two lese majeste charges in 24 hours
published : 14 Jan 2021 at 19:10
55 Sirichai “New” Natueng (in black), a Thammasat University student, shows a three-fingered salute at the Thanyaburi Court in Pathum Thani province on Thursday. (Photo by Pongpat Wongyala)
A Thammasat University freshman has been granted bail after facing two separate lese majeste charges in the span of fewer than 24 hours.
His case was also the first in which a court approved an arrest warrant for a political demonstrator since the strict enforcement of all laws was announced by the prime minister on Nov 19 last year to maintain order.
In the first case, Sirichai “New” Natueng, a student at the Puey Ungphakorn School of Development Studies, was charged with insulting the king (Section 112 of the Criminal Code) and vandalising properties (Section 358).