Nation TV’s acclaimed Fact Investigative programme has been awarded the Media for Human Rights honour by Amnesty International Thailand for its powerful documentaries. Among these, two poignant episodes cover the Tak Bai incident where 85 Malay Muslims tragically lost their lives in Narathiwat province on October 25, 2004, highlighting the pressing human rights issues that continue to impact society.
Nation TV has won the Media for Human Rights award from Amnesty International Thailand for its documentaries, particularly focusing on the Tak Bai incident and the environmental effects of dam construction on the Mekong River. The recognition highlights the essential role of media in advocating for human rights and raising societal awareness.
This recognition not only underscores Nation TV’s excellence but also celebrates its commitment to human rights in the face of adversity. The significance of their work lies not just in storytelling, but in creating awareness and driving societal change, with media acting as both a beacon and a mirror.
Original Source: www.nationthailand.com
