BANGKOK (NNT) - The Prime Minister has confirmed that his government will continue to push police reforms and draft legislation against the torture and disappearing of suspects, following a heightened public outcry in light of the Pol Col Thitisan Uttanapol case.

 

Spokesperson for the Prime Minister’s Office Thanakorn Wangboonkongchana indicated Prime Minister Gen Prayut Chan-o-cha has acknowledged public concern over the case of the former Nakhon Sawan Police Station Director and pointed out he has already initiated changes to the police organization by revising the Police Act. The PM says the justice system must be strong, as a pillar of national administration, while giving an assurance that police officers who violate the law will face punishment.

 

The premier has ordered the Royal Thai Police to expedite seven key reforms, including its hierarchy, investigative and law enforcement systems, transparency in auditing and police welfare.

 

On the two draft legislations brought up in the present case, the PM said they have been consistently pushed forward over the past years and are currently pending addition to Parliament’s agenda. Speaker of the House Chuan Leekpai stated on August 26 that the two matters had been placed on the agenda for deliberation.

 

Core to the drafts are punitive measures for the torture and disappearing of suspects, preventative and reparation measures for victims and prosecution processes for offenders.

 

The second of the two drafts is the National Police Act, which is pending its second reading. Government Whip Chairman Wirat Rattanaset, who heads the draft’s review committee, explained today that every article of the draft has prompted revision, slowing the process. Nonetheless, he said if the body expedites its review it could complete the task in less than a year.

 

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Are his lips moving again?

 

Hot air, deflection and more outright lies business as normal...

7 years an counting his attempts at reeling in the RTP, not one change has been made except to move people around and then place them in inactive posts instead of firing them.  Corruption is more rampant now then it was before and because of Covid and businesses closing, gambling dens stepped on, and other illegal activities one would see brown envelopes being handed over every Friday  night, like the bars in Rawai, money is tight and the police are fighting each other for the last satang they can wring from a stone.  Try again Prayut you have failed not only in completing your task of bringing happiness back to the people but also in restoring the countries faith in Government.

continues????? Has it ever started than?

Given that nobody believes a word - and everyone knows that this guy will lie through his teeth - he is fully incapable of 'confirming' anything at all.

 

We all know, the rules only apply to the 'bad' people, and any crime the 'good' people commit is fine.

1 hour ago, snoop1130 said:

The Prime Minister has confirmed that his government will continue to push police reforms and draft legislation against the torture and disappearing of suspects, following a heightened public outcry in light of the Pol Col Thitisan Uttanapol case.

I'm pretty sure the PMs have been saying that since Thailand became a Parliamentary Democracy (of sorts).

Lies lies and even more B/S.....

more BS spewing

Nothing is being done.

 

He's a major player in this convoluted government run by a bunch of clowns.

The head security guard of one mafia organisation reforming another mafia organisation!! What a load of old fanny.  There some here believe this old gash 

he also confirmed that the check was in the mail, and he wouldnt cum in her mouth

12 minutes ago, MrJ2U said:

Nothing is being done.

 

Not true, the one who went public with the video will be hunted down. 

1 hour ago, snoop1130 said:

 punitive measures for the torture and disappearing of suspects,

Ah, so up until now, torture and disappearing of suspects has been completely normal... 

4 minutes ago, poskat said:

he also confirmed that the check was in the mail, and he wouldnt cum in her mouth

Had to laugh at that. Bad Mr Poscat lol

Protesters confirm PM reform also ongoing ????

2 hours ago, mark131v said:

Are his lips moving again?

He got a spokesman to say it, knew he probably couldn't keep a straight face

At least he is being honest - nothing was done soooo he is saying that the same will happen in the future - nothing will happen.

 

Typo? 

'The Prime Minister has confirmed that his government will continue to crush police reforms and draft legislation against the torture and disappearing of suspects'

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When we hear that officers are having their money turned down in attempts to buy their promotions in the normal fashion, then I'll believe something is starting to happen.

PM Confirms…

 

whatever follows is certain to not be truthful.

 

10 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

and draft legislation against the torture and disappearing of suspects, 

 

On the two draft legislations brought up in the present case, the PM said they have been consistently pushed forward over the past years and are currently pending addition to Parliament’s agenda.

So, more talking as less action as everything is lost again in drafts, agendas and committees

14 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

The Prime Minister has confirmed that his government will continue to push police reforms and draft legislation against the torture and disappearing of suspects, following a heightened public outcry in light of the Pol Col Thitisan Uttanapol case.

Six years nothing has happened, I'm not holding my breath for any change.

14 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

The Prime Minister has confirmed that his government will continue to push police reforms and draft legislation against the torture and disappearing of suspects

When you hear official confirmation you know it's BS

When you have top level cops also sitting in the Senate you got no chance !

One of thos recently declared a 100 million + fortune on a 1 mil salary ?

The whole barrel is rotten.

35 minutes ago, CharlieH said:

When you have top level cops also sitting in the Senate you got no chance !

One of thos recently declared a 100 million + fortune on a 1 mil salary ?

The whole barrel is rotten.

A thorough culling of the ruling classes is required in Thailand for any hope of reform.

13 hours ago, DaveE13 said:

There some here believe this old gash 

Name one!  Only a brainwashed Thai would believe anything the PM of Lieland says.

As days passes the reform request will move down the list of other reforms then something happens it gets moves back to the top then the process begins all over again! 

I thought Fake News was illegal, arrest that man, plastic bags at the ready please. 

17 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:

7 years an counting his attempts at reeling in the RTP, not one change has been made except to move people around and then place them in inactive posts instead of firing them.  Corruption is more rampant now then it was before and because of Covid and businesses closing, gambling dens stepped on, and other illegal activities one would see brown envelopes being handed over every Friday  night, like the bars in Rawai, money is tight and the police are fighting each other for the last satang they can wring from a stone.  Try again Prayut you have failed not only in completing your task of bringing happiness back to the people but also in restoring the countries faith in Government.

Well said.