Classes at Thammasat Tha Prachan are online on 12 October and from 14 to 16 October. 13 October is a public holiday. The BIR Office is closed from 12 to 16 October. Read the advisory

Complaints and reporting harassment

Report harassment or bullying through the BIR office or BIRSA, and take other complaints to the BIR office, the Registrar or TUSU.

Responsible office BIR office, BIRSA and the TU Law Center

Last checked 30 September 2026

Updated 30 September 2026

Quick answers

How do I report harassment or bullying?
Use the BIR office or BIRSA contacts in this guide. Details
Where do I get free legal advice?
Call the TU Law Center on 02-613-2128. Details
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Reporting harassment or bullying

Report harassment or bullying by another student, a staff member or a member of the public through either channel below. You can ask for advice before you decide to report.

Harassment and bullying are never acceptable

If anything happens that leaves you feeling unsafe, uncomfortable or violated, by anyone, report it through whichever channel you feel most comfortable using.

Reports are processed within 48 hours, with the utmost secrecy and care.

BIRSA takes reports through its Rights Advocate and Student Welfare Officer. Both channels say they process reports within 48 hours and keep them confidential. For support afterwards, see Counselling and mental health.

The TU Law Center at Tha Prachan gives free legal advice to students who have experienced assault, harassment or a rights violation. Call 02-613-2128.

Other complaints

  • Registration goes to your faculty and the university Registrar's office.
  • Course content, fees or your own programme goes to the BIR office. BIRSA does not handle academic matters.
  • Other matters can go to TUSU Tha Prachan.

Harassment and bullying do not go through these routes. Use the channels above.

If it is an emergency

Call 1669 for an ambulance or 191 for the police. See the Emergency page.

Related guides

  • Staying safe on and off campusTell a guard about security problems, freeze a lost student card in the Bangkok Bank app, and take care around scams, the river, PM2.5 and flooding.
  • Counselling and mental healthFree counselling is available at Thammasat by phone, online and in person, and the 1323 hotline answers at any hour.
  • Your rights and campus facilitiesYou may wear your own clothes and the uniform that matches your gender identity, and Tha Prachan has prayer rooms, a gym and rooms you can book.

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