Constitution of Thailand

The Constitution of Thailand is the fundamental legal framework that defines the structure and functioning of the government, outlining the distribution of powers among the executive, legislative, and judicial branches. It establishes the rights and freedoms of citizens, sets the rules for elections and political processes, and ensures accountability and rule of law. Amendable through a specified process, it reflects the nation's values and sovereignty, serving as the highest legal authority. The constitution guides governance and protects democratic principles, while also providing mechanisms for resolving disputes and maintaining stability in the country.