Indigenous and Ethnicity are a group of people with diverse beliefs and cultures. In Thailand, many ethnic groups live together under the Thai state system. Ethnicity and indigenous peoples differ in lifestyle, beliefs, and the surrounding environment, which has become an essential part of the complexity of interconnectedness of human existence.
However, the concept of Thai nationality and ethnicity remains ambiguous in terms of power distribution between groups with diverse beliefs. At times, this leads to conflicts between power and culture, which are difficult for its assessment. However, many ethnic groups still feel excluded.
“Being oppressed, exploited, and neglected by authorities” has become the conclusion of the definition of corruption provided by ethnic groups in interviews. Through field visits, conversations, and encounters with several communities in southern Thailand, this article aims to reflect the perspectives, feelings, and views on corruption from one ethnic group whose voices we may not often hear.
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