Myanmar Response Program
The Myanmar Response Program works to strengthen advocacy, protection, and resilience for Myanmar new arrivals through multi-level collaboration. The project builds the capacity of young activists and CSOs on human rights and democracy, supports national and local networks to advance policy advocacy, and creates platforms for joint advocacy events. By linking grassroots efforts in Mae […]
Advance Project: Migrant Education for Better Protection
The Advancing Migrant Education for Better Protection (Advance Project) is a comprehensive five-year initiative launched in 2022 to address the critical educational barriers facing migrant children in Thailand’s border areas.
Advancing Empowerment of Migrant and New Refugee Myanmar Children in Mae Sot, Thailand
The project focuses on enhancing psychosocial wellbeing, building the capacity of service providers in child-centered approaches, and empowering children and youth to lead advocacy.
Thai Child Protection Act
A translation of Thailand’s Child Protection Act available as a PDF. See more child rights resources from RBB
Children on the Move
It was a fun day of learning together! Let’s explore our emotions and find ways to cope with challenges RBB and our PFA volunteers organized activities like painting and emotional cards to help children understand their feelings and learn simple tools to reduce anxiety and stress while being away from home. Supporting child psychological well-being […]
MRN Meeting 2025
On 20 August 2025, members of the Myanmar Response Network (MRN) met with professors from Chiang Mai University to discuss the research papers on economic, social, political, legal, and policy issues related to the new influx of Myanmar refugees after 2021. The meeting included exchanging key findings from three research papers, updating on relevant policy […]
