Institutional Framework
Within the Ministry of Social Development and Human Security, one department, one office, one bureau and one centre have direct authority and function in dealing with VAW issues. These are: the Department of Social Development and Welfare (DSDW); the Office of Womens Affairs and Family Development (OWAFD); the Bureau of Anti-Trafficking in Women and Children (BATWC) which is under DSDW; and the Operation Centre for the Protection of Victims of Domestic Violence which is under OWADF. The centres mandates are to: 1) provide immediate services for domestic violence victims; 2) coordinate, support and follow-up the practice of temporary protective orders;3) coordinate with concerned officer/court regarding case settlement;4) coordinate with local networks and administrative authorities and 5) collect data and information on domestic violence and report to the OWAFD.
Within the Ministry of Public Health, the Bureau of Health Systems Development Department has been established to oversee information systems of some 300 hospital-based One Stop Crisis Centre (OSCC) units. The centres provide physical and mental treatments, legal assistance, and recovery and rehabilitation with multidisciplinary teams to help women victims from all forms of violence.
Within the Royal Thai Police, the Department of Prevention and Suppression of Crimes Concerning with Women and Children has been established to handle cases of VAW. While the Department is based in the Office of the National Police in Bangkok, the officers, which include female interrogators/policewomen, may be expected to go to the place whereby the case of VAW occurs in order to assist the female/ young victims i.e. to during the interrogation and legal process. The Centre for the Protection of Children, Youth and Women was also established in the Royal Thai Police to provide assistance to children, youth and women who have been assaulted and sexually abused. This centre has adopted a more human-rights and victim-centred approach, taking into account the vulnerabilities of the victims and their best interests.
Within the Ministry of Justice, the Rights and Liberties Protection Department was established in 2002 to protect victims of human rights violation including victims of domestic violence.
Institutional Framework
Within the Ministry of Social Development and Human Security, one department, one office, one bureau and one centre have direct authority and function in dealing with VAW issues. These are: the Department of Social Development and Welfare (DSDW); the Office of Womens Affairs and Family Development (OWAFD); the Bureau of Anti-Trafficking in Women and Children (BATWC) which is under DSDW; and the Operation Centre for the Protection of Victims of Domestic Violence which is under OWADF. The centres mandates are to: 1) provide immediate services for domestic violence victims; 2) coordinate, support and follow-up the practice of temporary protective orders;3) coordinate with concerned officer/court regarding case settlement;4) coordinate with local networks and administrative authorities and 5) collect data and information on domestic violence and report to the OWAFD.
Within the Ministry of Public Health, the Bureau of Health Systems Development Department has been established to oversee information systems of some 300 hospital-based One Stop Crisis Centre (OSCC) units. The centres provide physical and mental treatments, legal assistance, and recovery and rehabilitation with multidisciplinary teams to help women victims from all forms of violence.
Within the Royal Thai Police, the Department of Prevention and Suppression of Crimes Concerning with Women and Children has been established to handle cases of VAW. While the Department is based in the Office of the National Police in Bangkok, the officers, which include female interrogators/policewomen, may be expected to go to the place whereby the case of VAW occurs in order to assist the female/ young victims i.e. to during the interrogation and legal process. The Centre for the Protection of Children, Youth and Women was also established in the Royal Thai Police to provide assistance to children, youth and women who have been assaulted and sexually abused. This centre has adopted a more human-rights and victim-centred approach, taking into account the vulnerabilities of the victims and their best interests.
Within the Ministry of Justice, the Rights and Liberties Protection Department was established in 2002 to protect victims of human rights violation including victims of domestic violence.
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