About me
Thai freelance journalist based on human rights issues in Thailand and Myanmar.
My work covers; human trafficking, migrant workers, education, and Indigenous peoples.
My biography
I was born and grew up in Bangkok. I always spend my life having different experiences. In my childhood, I played around with my gangster friend. I started to work as a labourer when I was 15. At 20 years old I was a monk for 2 months in a remote area and then graduated with a business major and joined to work in a public company for 3 years and became the journalist at Thai PBS. After one year, I quit my job and spent my life in India for 1 year and came back to be an independent journalist.
1 year in India
In 2022, I decided to live in India for one year. My first purpose was to study the English language, and then I travelled from north to south India alone for 2 months. I spent the rest of my time in India to learn about people and their cultures.
Training - Achievement
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2022 Award from Amnesty International Thailand in category: Documentary news media for human rights.
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2022 Photo Commendation Award "World Press Freedom Day"
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2023 Thomson Reuters Foundation; Training “Reporting on Human Trafficking and Labour Exploitation – a solutions approach”
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2023 Visual Rebellion and Spirit in Education Movement; Thai-Myanmar Business and Human Rights Media Fellowship on investigative features
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2024 University of Toronto; Introduction to Psychology
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2024 Summer School–Seas 2024 Thammasat university; Feminism, Equality and Southeast Asian Studies
