40 Years on the Path of
Labour Rights
Meet Seri Nuwong, Candidate No. 16, the labour lawyer behind the Central Administrative Court order that shook the entire SSO Board election process
Among more than 50 candidates for the insured-worker faction, one name has stood out especially over the past few weeks — Seri Nuwong, Candidate No. 16, a labour lawyer with over 40 years of experience in this field, who used his legal knowledge to challenge an election requirement he considered unfair. His case led the Central Administrative Court to suspend the registration requirement, which in turn caused the entire election process to be postponed.
⚖️ 40 Years in the Labour Field
Seri Nuwong is running on a pledge to "serve with honesty and integrity, and protect the rights of insured persons," bringing his legal knowledge and decades of labour-rights advocacy to the board. He stands as another example of an independent candidate with a genuinely strong track record of fighting for workers' rights.
As an independent candidate for the insured-worker faction, Boon Arayapon (D.V.M., LL.B.) wishes to express his deep respect and admiration for the fighting spirit of Seri Nuwong, Candidate No. 16.
The fact that an independent candidate stood up and used his legal expertise to challenge an unfair system — leading the Administrative Court to suspend the registration requirement — is a clear example that the power of independent candidates who refuse to bow to unfair rules can create real, meaningful change for all insured persons.
In this election, each insured person may vote for up to 7 candidates. For anyone researching independent candidates with a genuine track record of working for insured persons' rights, both Seri Nuwong (No. 16) and Boon Arayapon (No. 2) stand out as candidates with a clear, demonstrated history of advocacy for insured workers.
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Seri Nuwong, No. 16, and other independent candidates for the insured-worker faction
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