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According to Richard Krua, company general manager, Kiehl’s Thailand, amplifying the voice of LGBTQ creates a comfortable working environment that benefits both economically and economically.
According to Mr. Krua, who spoke on the panel titled” What do friends think”?, the company is a global business team that is active in many nations that legalized same-sex unions.
The company offers benefits to its employees, including those who identify as LGBTQ , as well as security for their partners, their adopted children, or even coverage. The aid is made irrespective of workers ‘ sexual orientation. We are more honest about it because we spend eight to ten hours a day at work.
” So you should n’t suffer in silence. It is crucial to allow people to express themselves freely. Everyone is willing to express their sexual desires in an environment where everyone can do so, he said, adding that doing so encourages people to express their opinions and speech boldly.
He said the LGBTQ area is being accepted in society. The LGBTQ community is recognized for its specialized abilities, which enable them to advance in their careers, and for the fact that the law also recognizes their basic rights.
The firm also welcomed the government’s new legalisation of same sex relationship by introducing the project”, Kiehl’s Open Door “meant to help poor LGBTQ children. It hires between 40 and 60 students looking for their first jobs. The business rotates them among various agencies, from beauty to make-up, to teach them to have unique skill sets. This is to allow them to live in society without any bias”. Beauty does n’t have any discrimination, “he said.
The business has been around for more than 115 years and has grown to be a popular beauty product that appeals all over the world, according to Mr. Krua. It picks the vendors with whom it collaborates. The providers may have a similar perspective to the company and its guiding principle, which is that beauty transcends prejudice and transcends differences.
Dr Norathep Sriprasit, of Thonburi Bamrungmuang Hospital, said a large number of his clients in the LGBTQ team need to have interviews silently and in secret.
All health professionals have received training in conducting private interviews in a cool, understated manner.
He likewise hailed the country’s achievements in legalising similar sexual relationship, saying it has brought tremendous advantages to LGBTQ people who can make a choice on their partner’s representative on health care in case of emergency”. Previously, the couples were unable]legally ] to make any decision ]on their partner’s behalf ] in the event of urgent medical treatment on account of the law not permitting them to do so.
” But now that the]same sexual relationship ] legislation is in place, like decisions can be made and are legally binding, which is beneficial for health surveillance”, he said. He continued, stating that the passage of the legislation was the first step toward granting the LGBTQ group’s fundamental rights. One hope for the future is that infertility will be legalized but that people can have and have their own children.
The Bangkok Post on Wednesday organised the function,” Bangkok Post PRIDE Every Day: Thailand as LGBTQ Paradise: What After# Lovewins”?. It was a meeting of LGBTQ listeners who also shared their opinions on how successful the country has been in allowing same-sex unions for that class. The participants concurred that it represents a major step in the development of justice and rights for the nation. However, they argued that more work is required, particularly in raising public awareness and awareness of human rights because Thailand positions itself as a haven for Transgender people.