Childline Thailand: Tackling Abuse & Neglect, Offering Hope & Safety Part 2 [S6.E69]
The Bangkok Podcast12 Joulu 2023

Childline Thailand: Tackling Abuse & Neglect, Offering Hope & Safety Part 2 [S6.E69]

This is Part 2 of Greg's interview with Ilya Smirnoff of Childline Thailand. Ilya begins with the 'timeline of a child,' which is basically a roadmap of the rights and responsibilities of children as they age. It begins at birth, when responsible parents should get both a birth certificate and house registration certificate for the newborn. At age 7, Thai children have the right to attend nursery school, and at age 12, young people become criminally responsible for at least some of their actions, something that every kid should know, of course. Age 15 is the age of consent, where Thais can leave school if they want and also work certain jobs in safe environments. Although Thai men must register for the draft at 18, citizens don't become fully legally adults until age 20. This allows them to marry without their parents consent and buy cigarettes and alcohol.

Greg asks about parents and what role they play in Childline, and Ilya notes that about 10% of the calls they receive are from parents or teachers who need advice for how best to deal with a troubled child. Although the organization's main role is not to teach parenting, Ilya explains that the main problem in most troubled families is poor communication, and that families can survive through very dire circumstances if they maintain trust, warmth, and effective dialogue.

The two continue with more specifics on the different situations Ilya has encountered over his years with this very important organization.

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