Ethical and Social Perception of No-bra Culture in Thailand

This research aims to study the opinion of Thai citizens toward women’s free nipple culture. There are a lot of movements about women’s rights worldwide, whether the free nipple campaign or case study. In Thai society, people are rarely interested in No-bra culture, which is one of the most significant issues ignored for a long time in Thailand even though Thai citizens used to free nipples before. Researchers collected data from 416 people. These people were selected from random populations in some areas in Thailand. To collect the data, researchers used an online questionnaire called Google form to collect the qualitative and quantitative. These were applied to the data analysis by using the Likert scale. The number of respondents knew the No-bra and have seen the people who go No-bra everywhere. They disagree with whether the No-bra movement is contrary to the old norms or good morals such as Thai women are reserved, and No-bra is one of the reasons for sexual harassment such as verbal Conduct, visual Conduct, etc. Hopefully, this research will be helpful to those who would like to learn about free nipples culture—influencing society to become more aware of women’s rights.