Kaewta Thisana Chunahavan wore red and officially registered as a member of the Pheu Thai Party, revealing that this decision represents choosing a new political platform and reaffirming her steadfast principles.
At 13:28 on 10 September 2026 GMT+7. Kaewta Thisana Chunahavan. The former Member of Parliament (MP) for Bangkok from the Move Forward Party and the People's Party posted images onher personal Facebook page.She announced her debut with the Pheu Thai Party following her meeting yesterday (9 September) discussing school violence, harassment, and sexual abuse with Yossanan Wongsawat, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation (MHESI), party-list MP, and advisor to the Pheu Thai Party (read more:"Kaewta" meets with "Yossanan" on violence and harassment issues, stating the Pheu Thai Party's heart is the people.)
Kaewta Thisana stated, "Today I officially registered as a member of the Pheu Thai Party ❤️." Throughout my career, I have consistently upheld human rights, democracy, equality, and fairness for all people. I believe democracy is not only about elections but also about a society where the people's voices matter, state power is accountable, and everyone is respected equally regardless of status, gender, ethnicity, religion, political views, or life beginnings.
Human rights should not be just beautiful words in the constitution but must be evident in real life—from rights to a good quality of life, education, healthcare, work, free expression, justice processes, to the rights of the marginalized to have dignity and a place in society. Equality does not mean making everyone the same, but ensuring everyone has fair opportunities to live and grow without being left behind due to birth, poverty, or unjust social structures.
"My decision to join the Pheu Thai Party today is to choose a political platform to advance these values. I still firmly believe democracy without human rights is incomplete, and human rights cannot stand without democracy, equality, and justice. These principles are what I will continue to uphold and carry with me in all political arenas ❤️."
When registering as a Pheu Thai Party member today, Kaewta wore red—the party’s color—held the application with a smile, and a branded red bag was on the table. Her social media posts also featured red heart symbols.