Human Rights in Thailand. Don F. Selby

      Table 2. Complaints by Region in 2003

Region	Proportion
Bangkok	20.39
Eastern	5.06
Upper northeast	7.92
Lower northeast	8.57
Upper north	15.97
Lower north	9.09
Western	7.66
Upper south	9.09
Lower south	4.16

      Table 3. Complaints by Violation in 2003

Violation	Proportion
Foreigner/alien citizenship	3.14
Assets/property	2.29
Health/environment	4.83
Assembly	7.13
Labor rights	4.23
Youth/education	0.97
Family	0.72
Political rights	0.48
Freedom of communication	0.48
Disability	0.85
Dwelling	6.16
Due process	55.56
Other	13.16

      Table 4. Complaints by Accused, by Percent

Type	2003	2004
State project/policy, law	38.41	6.22
Police	17.75	21.56
Military	0.85	1.88
Administration/locality	8.09	9.41
Physician	1.21	1.56
Teacher	2.17	2.75
Government officer	4.35	18.23
Employer	4.11	3.18
Private individuals	7.97	7.69
Business	7.13	12.16
Other	7.97	15.05

Table 5. Complaints Received (by delivery method)

	Proportion
Type	2003	2004
Letter	57	76.7
Phone	20.53	3.76
Email	3.38	1.88
In person	16.67	17.08
Raised by NHRC	1.69	0.43
Private organization/interest requesting mediation	0.72	0.14

      Sources: คณะกรรมการสิทธิมนุษยชนแห่งชาติ (2002, 2003, 2004); (NHRC Annual Reports, 2002–2004)

Table 6. Annual Cases from 1 October to 30 September

Year	No. of Cases (1 October–30 September)	Cumulative
Average
2002	230	230
2003	815	523
2004	616	569
2005	760	617
2006	644	622
2007	768	646
2008	706	655
2009	695	660
2010	707	665
2011	694	668
2012	609	662
2013	665	663
2014	635	661
2015	606	657

      Source: http://www.nhrc.or.th/NHRCT-Work/Statistical-information/Statistical-information-on-complaints/Yearly-(2548-Now).aspx