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Rights Beyond Border

RBB is a registered child rights–based organization promoting and protecting the rights of children on the move along Thailand’s borders.

Our work engages the wider child rights ecosystem to build safer and more inclusive environments for all children. Rights Beyond Border (RBB) is an NGO working on human rights and development issues. Our focus is to promote and protect the rights of vulnerable people included migrant children, migrant workers in Thailand. RBB works on the principle in bridging the gaps in human rights, equality, sustainability and contributing to positive social change.

13/06/2026

With the support of Terre des Hommes Germany, RBB continues to empower children to become changemakers and advocates for child rights.

Through child participation activities, children learn about their rights, build confidence, and develop advocacy skills to create positive change in their communities.

We are proud to see children raising their voices, supporting one another, and taking action to help build a better future for all children.

🧡 Children First

04/06/2026

📢 Join us on World Refugee Day 2026

📌 On 18 June 2026 (9:00 AM – 2:00 PM), RBB, together with our partners and the Myanmar Response Network (MRN) will organize: "World Refugee Day 2026: A Million Stories – We Stand with Refugee Children," at SAK-KA-YA place (on the highway to Mae Pa).

This event aims to shed light on the realities, challenges, and resilience of refugee children through "One of a Million Stories," where a representative of the Children on the Move Network will share their personal journey and experiences

Another highlight is the seminar "Why Refugee Child Protection Matters," bringing together special guest speakers who have been working to support refugee children and amplify their voices:

📍Professor Emeritus Vitit Muntarbhorn: The implications of Thailand’s withdrawal of the reservation to Article 22 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, and opportunities to strengthen long-term protection and support mechanisms for refugee and displaced children in Thailand

📍Ms. Andrea Ingham, UNHCR Thailand, Mae Sot Field Office: The future of refugee child protection and inclusive protection systems in Thailand

📍Assistant Professor Dr. Bhanubhatra Jittiang, Thailand’s Representative to the ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights (AICHR): ASEAN strategies for advancing children on the move issues

The event will also feature a variety of foods from refugee communities, cultural performances, and an art exhibition that shares the journeys of refugee children through their own stories and perspectives.

🟠This is a public event, and we hope to welcome you to be part of "We Stand With Refugee Children"

01/06/2026

🧡It's Me Time 🙂🙂🙂

Sometimes, the little things make the biggest difference! Simple activities practiced regularly can help children cope with stress and anxiety, boost their confidence, and support their emotional well-being 😇

28/05/2026

We are honored to join the OSCC MoU network in strengthening GBV and child protection support services for displaced persons in border areas 🙏

25/05/2026

Welcome back to school!! 👏👏👏

We are so happy to support two homeschool students in continuing their education at MLCs. Despite financial challenges in their households, these children remained determined to pursue their education.... and today, they have successfully enrolled in school 🧡

🟠RBB continues to promote education convergence among MLCs and alternative learning pathways, helping reduce dropout rates and expand access to education for children on the move.

22/05/2026

As the new school semester begins, the school livelihood program continues supporting vegetable gardening activities for school meals 🥬🍆🫒🥗🥚

The small garden helps provide fresh vegetables for children while also creating a shared learning space where students can learn teamwork, responsibility, and sustainable living together 🧡

15/05/2026

Protecting the Rights of Children on the Move

14/05/2026

Many families want their children to continue education, but economic challenges often make it difficult.

To support children at risk of missing out on learning opportunities, RBB and KNH continue promoting education in migrant communities and opening applications for our 2026–2027 Homeschool Program as an alternative learning pathway 📚

For the 2026–2027 academic year, we are happy to welcome 17 new homeschooled children who passed the exam and will continue their education journey through the program 👏👏👏

🧡Congratulations as well to the 23 homeschooled students from the 2025–2026 academic year for your hard work and success in moving to the next grade level this year. We are also very happy to see 2 homeschooled students return to continue their education in MLCs 🥳🎉🎊

10/05/2026

This year marks Batch 4 of our Thai class initiative!!

RBB, in partnership with Tak Community College (TCC), is happy to continue organizing Advanced Thai Language Classes for non-Thai people interested in learning Thai language and culture 🇹🇭📚

More than language learning, the class promotes cultural exchange, mutual understanding, and social inclusion. Thank you to TCC for being a long-term partner in expanding learning and education opportunities for diverse communities!

08/05/2026

🌈 Rainbow Bag is Back! 💛

With the generous support of the KNH Humanitarian Unit, RBB has started delivering food and essential supplies to more than 1,000 displaced children and families staying in school dormitories and communities.

These support packages include food, hygiene items, and other daily essentials to help children and families while seeking protection and education in Mae Sot.

Thank you to everyone who continues to support and stand with displaced children and their families🧡 🌈✨