Anti-Corruption Commission of Thailand Issues Social Media Conduct Guidelines for Staff
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Key summary
The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) of Thailand published guidelines on October 24, 2025, in the Royal Gazette regarding social media usage by its personnel. Signed by NACC Chairman Suchat Tarkulakasem on October 14, 2025, the rules mandate that staff maintain political neutrality, avoid offensive language or hate speech, and refrain from posting content that could damage the organization's image. Specific prohibitions include using social media during work hours for non-official purposes, criticizing national institutions including the monarchy, wearing official uniforms in unbecoming contexts online, leaking confidential information, or leveraging positions for personal gain. Violations may lead to investigations under the Code of Ethics or disciplinary and criminal legal action depending on severity.
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