We would like to thank the Nitivajra Institute of the Office of the Attorney General for co-organising this training. We are also grateful to UN Women, under the PROTECT project funded by the European Union (European Union in Thailand), and to the Canada Fund for Local Initiatives (CFLI) for the support that made this training possible and enabled the development of educational tools and IEC materials used throughout the workshop. This collaboration has reaffirmed for SHero the value of initiatives like this one. It has also strengthened our belief that, as practitioners gradually change the “lens” through which they view gender-based violence, a Thai justice system that truly stands alongside survivors will no longer be just an ideal.

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