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Riders at Risk: Who Speaks for Thailand’s Platform Workers?
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Riders at Risk: Who Speaks for Thailand’s Platform Workers?
In late February 2026, four of Thailand’s biggest digital platforms — Grab, Line Man Wongnai, Lazada, and Shopee — formed the Thai Digital Platform Trade Association (TDPA) to protect consumers, promote sustainable growth, and engage with policymakers. The association aims to address concerns that excessive regulation of market competition and licensing could stifle innovation. The emergence of this well-resourced entity representing business in…
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