Prakaidao Phurksakasemsuk

Tian’s work at CrCF includes leading project planning and management, building relationships with local communities, government agencies, CSOs, and other relevant partners, collaborating with program teams (Legal, Communication, and Operations) in project planning and execution, and participating in project meetings and conducting research with key stakeholders. She is active in organising public events to raise awareness of the prevention of torture and ill-treatment, including the #SafeinCustody campaign, Dawn of Justice art exhibition, and International Day of the Disappeared. In addition, she is involved in hosting capacity building events for authorities, the general public, CSOs partner, and victims’ communities about the issues such as human rights, transitional justice and safeguards in custody. One of CrCF’s missions is to extend their advocacy to the international community, and while they frequently work with embassies, they still face difficulties convincing them of the importance of their core missions, such as helping minorities in the deep south or the Karen Indigenous group. Tian hopes that this training, as her first training on these topics, will help her to better understand how to reach a wider audience, including at an international level.