Freedom of thought among parents in Thailand's political expression during the Society 5.0 era

Abstract

This academic article aims to investigate the freedom of thought among political administrators in Thailand with regard to their political expression within the evolving context of Society 5.0. It analyzes the implications of technological and societal transformations on patterns of political communication, while also examining the opportunities and challenges that arise therein The study addresses several key dimensions, including: the definition and significance of freedom of thought in the Thai political context; the impact of Society 5.0 on modes of political expression; the legal and ethical frameworks governing such expressions; case studies illustrating political expression through digital media; and strategic approaches to fostering constructive intellectual freedom Findings from the study underscore the importance of achieving a nuanced balance between freedom and responsibility. Furthermore, the research highlights the imperative for political administrators to develop digital communication competencies as a means to facilitate meaningful political expression that contributes to democratic development in the era of Society 5.0.