The Consumer Protection Network is a collective group that helps disseminate information and educates about consumer rights in various aspects, such as accurate information, selection of goods or services, and legal fairness, as well as protecting one’s interests when facing difficulties. Beyond relevant consumer protection agencies like the Office of the Consumer Protection Board, the Prime Minister’s Office, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and the Thai Industrial Standards Institute, Ministry of Industry, the creation of consumer protection networks in broadcasting and television promotes regional integration with representatives from each province and group, including youth networks. This builds media literacy strength and facilitates knowledge transfer between generations, whether from adults to children or children to adults. The “Consumer Protection Network” is a highly robust group with aligned goals and objectives, driving processes and creating genuine civil society participation with maximum efficiency and effectiveness, fostering integration between networks and relevant regulatory or complaint-handling agencies.