So I guess that free speech is part of the 10% not successfully addressed!!

and elections

Only 90% ?

Why on earth doesn't the Govt.set up a hotline for complaints in every major center if they are actually serious about combatting corruption etc.

That's a retorical question, right?

91 Percent of Complaints Filed With Junta 'Solved,' Minister Says

By Khaosod English


PM and junta chairman Prayuth Chan-ocha at the Government House in Bangkok on 13 Jan 2015.

BANGKOK — Thailand's military government has "solved" nearly all of the complaints submitted by citizens across the country since the May 2014 coup, a senior official said.

"We have solved 91 percent of the complaints," said Panadda Diskul, Minister of the Office of Prime Minister. "As for the rest, we are working on them. It takes time because they are related to issues of law enforcement, such as encroachment on protected forests and Ponzi schemes."

"Please don't get involved in these issues," he advised the public.

Shortly after seizing power from an elected government last May, the Thai junta set up "complaint centers" in all of Thailand's 77 provinces.

Members of the public can submit their complaints by calling the hotline 1111, visiting the website 1111.go.th, or sending a letter to the Government House in Bangkok at P.O. Box 1111.

According to Panadda, the centers have received exactly 158,286 complaints since the program was established in May 2014.

Full story: http://www.khaosodenglish.com/detail.php?newsid=1421228613


-- Khaosod English 2015-01-14

Another 1% in the last 2 weeks.

All that fantastic work by a government who can't control the prices of lottery tickets!!

Prayut you are a true hero!!

More from;

Nutty

Nonsense of

Thailand

The Propaganda Dept. for Happiness.

Interesting pic for the topic.

Uncle Too surrounds himself with children.

The only ones who may believe his balderdash.

144041 complaints solved since May 2014.

"As for the rest, we are working on them. It takes time because they are related to issues of law enforcement, such as encroachment on protected forests and Ponzi schemes."

"Please don't get involved in these issues," he advised the public.