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Elderly German Extorted by Fake Policeman in Pattaya, Police Investigate
Or, the alternative ending. Impressed with Mr M’s extortion racket they decided to release him to continue his work with an aim to poach his ideas to add to their corrupt agenda ……. allegedly . -
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How long do you wait for takeout?
With that paranoia, guess they never eat at restaurants either -
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World stock markets plunge again as Trump doubles down on tariffs
After a one day rally, due to Trump pausing tariffs, the markets tanked again. His right wing money people are going to get their wind up about that. Not surprising as he is a six time bankrupt, who couldn't make money owning a casino. The idea he is wealthy genius was all a Hollywood creation. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 11 April 2025
Pheu Thai Pushes Bill to Repeal 23 Outdated NCPO Orders Picture courtesy of Post Today Pheu Thai Party's Chaturon Chaisang is spearheading a significant legislative push to dismantle 23 outdated orders from Thailand's former National Council for Peace and Order (NCPO). Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1357462-pheu-thai-pushes-bill-to-repeal-23-outdated-ncpo-orders/ -
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Immigration office closure for Songkran
ATTENTION ALL MEMBERS: IMMIGRATION OFFICE CLOSURE FOR SONGKRAN Remember people all immigration offices in the country close at 4:30PM today (Friday the 11th) and will not re-open until 8:30AM Thursday the 17th If you have a stamp that expires on a day the immigration office is closed (weekends or holidays) and you go the very next day the immigration office is open you can get your extension like normal (you will get an overstay stamp in your passport but will not be fined) I would hazard a guess and say that ALL offices in the country will be mobbed with people next Thursday when they re-open and if you don't have to go, DON'T.. Borders are open like usual, they don't close for holidays Have a Safe & Happy Songkran everyone !! -
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Pheu Thai Pushes Bill to Repeal 23 Outdated NCPO Orders
Picture courtesy of Post Today Pheu Thai Party's Chaturon Chaisang is spearheading a significant legislative push to dismantle 23 outdated orders from Thailand's former National Council for Peace and Order (NCPO). The proposed bill, aimed at repealing these obsolete directives, is poised for debate during the upcoming parliamentary session. The initiative has gained momentum after a thorough seven-month review by a dedicated parliamentary committee chaired by Chaturon himself. The committee's rigorous assessment identified 23 NCPO orders as unnecessary or inappropriate, aligning with cabinet suggestions to modernise legal frameworks. This push is part of a broader effort which might see the repeal of up to 55 such orders, with an additional 22 currently under scrutiny. Among the orders targeted is NCPO Order 49/2014, which has been criticised for infringing on civil liberties by criminalising political support, a measure seen as counter to constitutional rights. Chaturon is optimistic about the bill's success in the House of Representatives and Senate. He emphasised that repealing these orders is essential for restoring civil liberties and ensuring governance adheres to constitutional standards and the rule of law. However, some orders remain challenging due to their complexity and potential impact on broader administrative policies, necessitating further legislative or policy-based remedies. In conclusion, while there remains work to be done, Chaturon stresses the importance of steady collaboration among governmental and civic organisations to fully dismantle the NCPO's legacy. The expected legislative changes promise to enhance civil freedoms and uphold democratic principles in Thailand. The decision on these orders could significantly reshape the political landscape, reaffirming a commitment to transparent governance. Based on a story by Bangkok Post -- 2025-04-11
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