In Thailand, an average of 355 women under the age of 20 give birth every day, 10 of whom are less than 15 years old1. In reality, the number of pregnant adolescents is larger, but there are no figures on how many such pregnancies end in abortion. Even though Thailand's economy has grown rapidly in the last decade, and women have gained more educational and vocational opportunities, the number of pregnant women aged 15-19 has increased. These young women are burdened with pregnancy at a time when they should be in school building their desired futures. Adolescent pregnancy undermines a girl’s ability to exercise her rights to education, health and autonomy. The problem is, in part, caused by rapid economic and social change that has seen urban society grow and the middle class expand rapidly.