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ZT 5.1 Comprehensive Measures Against Violence, Bullying, and Sexual Harassment

Srinakharinwirot University (SWU) systematically integrates health education, non-discrimination policies for gender diversity, free access to reproductive health supplies, physical and digital risk surveillance, and supportive student networks into its core operational strategy across all campuses.

To operationalize this commitment across multiple dimensions, Srinakharinwirot University has successfully executed comprehensive measures covering key evidence requirements:

Formal Policy on Gender Equality and Non-Discrimination Against Transgender and Gender-Diverse People
SWU has had a policy of non-discrimination for transgender people since 24 June 2022, which committed the university to gender equality and ending unfair discrimination based on sex, gender, and sexual orientation, including the right to dress according to one's gender identity. Reviewed and reissued on 31 March 2025 (B.E. 2568) to operate throughout 2025, this university-wide policy explicitly names transgender and gender-diverse people and follows an annual review cycle (next scheduled for March 2026). The policy prohibits unfair discrimination based on sex, gender, gender identity, gender expression, gender diversity, or sexual orientation. It guarantees the right of students and personnel to dress in accordance with their gender identity or expression, provides for equal participation in student activities, bans gender/sexual orientation as an unfair criterion in applications and qualifications, and promotes equal opportunities in committees and positions. Additionally, it sets out mechanisms to prevent and address sexual harassment, sexual intimidation, bullying, humiliation, and gender-based discrimination, assigning implementation to the Division of Student Affairs and relevant units.

Figure 1: Official Announcement document of the SWU Policy on Gender Equality and Non-Discrimination Against Transgender and Gender-Diverse People (Reviewed 31 March 2025).

Source: Srinakharinwirot University Announcement on the Policy on Gender Equality and Non-Discrimination Against Transgender and Gender-Diverse People (Reviewed 31 March 2025)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DJ4Krj0CmiUghs2vJQWcYrYzoyeSb-X6/view

Educational Programs & Health Awareness (I HEALTH YOU Project)
Implemented by the SWU Student Council from 29 January to 18 March 2025, the I HEALTH YOU Project aimed to increase student knowledge, understanding, and awareness of sexual and reproductive health. The project provided health education on sexual risk prevention, appropriate personal hygiene, and informed decision-making, helping students prepare for working life with physical, mental, and reproductive health awareness. A total of 1,040 students actively participated in these educational activities.
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Free Provision of Essential Health & Hygiene Supplies
To reduce health risks, support safer sexual practices, encourage menstrual hygiene, and remove financial barriers, SWU facilitated free access to essential personal health supplies across the Prasarnmit and Ongkharak campuses:

  • Condom Distribution: Free condoms were provided during project activities and at designated campus locations to encourage safer sex and reduce the risks of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and unintended pregnancies.

  • Sanitary Pad Distribution Points: Free sanitary pads were made available at 16 designated distribution points across academic buildings and libraries on both campuses, with regular access schedules (including featured Tuesday and Thursday activity slots) publicized by the Student Council.

     


Figure 2: Promotional materials and awareness infographics for the I HEALTH YOU Project organized by the SWU Student Council.

Source: SWU SDG 3 Portal – Sexual and Reproductive Health Care Services for Students
https://rankings.swu.ac.th/swu-sdgs/sdg-3/334

Confidential Reporting, Counseling & Rehabilitation Networks
SWU provides confidential support channels for students experiencing distress, harassment, or personal safety concerns. Affected individuals can access psychological counseling, crisis intervention, and guidance without fear of reprisal through the SWU SMILE network (spanning 8 service locations) and the Disability Support Services (DSS) Center.


Source: SWU SMILE Counseling Network & Student Welfare Division
https://swusmile.swu.ac.th/


Executive Summary Prose
Srinakharinwirot University (SWU) is fully committed to promoting students’ sexual and reproductive health, preventing gender-based risks, and maintaining a safe, respectful campus environment free from violence, bullying, and sexual harassment in alignment with the Healthy University Framework and SDG 3. SWU operationalizes this commitment by enforcing a clear institutional policy on gender equality and non-discrimination against transgender and gender-diverse people, originally adopted on 24 June 2022 and reissued on 31 March 2025 (B.E. 2568) under an annual review cycle. Furthermore, SWU supports access to relevant knowledge, health information, and essential personal health supplies across both the Prasarnmit and Ongkharak campuses. A key highlight of SWU’s preventive and educational framework is the I HEALTH YOU Project, implemented by the Student Council from 29 January to 18 March 2025, engaging 1,040 student participants with health education, sexual risk prevention, and free access to essential supplies—including free condoms and sanitary pads across 16 designated campus distribution points. Combined with confidential reporting channels and psychological counseling networks, SWU fosters an inclusive environment that protects student well-being and bodily autonomy.



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