Thank you for visiting SHero Thailand.
As we mark our 9th year as a 100% volunteer-run organization, we have reached our operational limits. We’re actively seeking additional resources to ensure sustainability and are currently focusing on supporting our existing clients.
At this time, we are unable to offer active responses or accept new legal consultation requests due to our limited capacity.
In Case of Emergencies:
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Thai Police: Call 191
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Tourist Police: Call 1155 (available 24/7 and offer English-speaking support)
For Further Assistance:
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Women and Men Progressive Movement
We sincerely appreciate your understanding and are committed to resuming our services as soon as possible.
Warm regards,
SHero Team
International Women’s Day is not just a day to celebrate the achievements of women worldwide; it is a day rooted in the history of struggles for rights and justice. For over a century, women around the world have fought for labor rights, civil rights, and bodily autonomy—from the early 20th-century protests of women workers in the U.S. demanding fair wages to today’s movements against sexual violence and gender-based oppression.
In Thailand, domestic violence laws have been in place for years, yet gaps remain that prevent survivors from receiving true protection. The law still focuses more on preserving family relationships than safeguarding survivors’ rights. Too often, survivors are pressured to return to their abusers, while legal proceedings remain riddled with barriers and attitudes that fail to consider their lived experiences.
We call for legal reforms that:
End mediation-focused approaches and prioritize survivor protection.