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Yingluck Must Follow Legal Protocols for Thailand Return, Says Minister
Picture courtesy: Facebook Yingluck Shinawatra The possibility of former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra returning to Thailand has been highlighted by Justice Minister Thawee Sodsong, following comments by her brother, Thaksin Shinawatra, also a former Prime Minister. Thaksin mentioned in an interview that Yingluck is planning to return for next year's Songkran festival. Minister Thawee clarified that while there has been no formal notification regarding Yingluck's return, any such move would need to adhere strictly to legal procedures. He pointed out that the Department of Corrections can only take action once a detention warrant has been issued by the court. Upon receiving the necessary warrant, the department will ensure that all processes follow the law. According to current correctional regulations, any female inmate, including Yingluck, must serve her sentence in a central correctional facility. Minister Thawee reassured that there would be no deviation from the established legal framework. Questions have been raised regarding whether Yingluck's return would mirror that of her brother Thaksin, who returned to Thailand under controversial circumstances and sought a royal pardon. Thawee, however, was not the justice minister during Thaksin's return and emphasised that Yingluck's case would have to comply entirely with correctional law. When further queried about her return, Thawee noted, "There is no specific model; everything must follow the law." Thaksin had previously given an interview to Nikkei Asia on 14th November while in Udon Thani for provincial-administrative-organisation election campaigning. He expressed optimism about his sister's return, despite her self-exile following a 2017 conviction concerning a rice-pledging scheme. Thaksin stated, “I don’t think there’s any issue preventing her from coming home. I believe she might return slightly before [Songkran], depending on timing and opportunity.” This development places Yingluck's future actions under the spotlight, with legal adherence being critical to any plans for her to resettle in Thailand. The situation continues to unfold, with many watching to see how these legal processes will be navigated in the coming months, reported The Nation. -- 2024-11-20 -
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Where did you retire and why
Retired in Orlando , Florida where my Thai wife and I travel in a RV throughout the USA for 6 months and then go to our house in Ubon and travel throughout Asia and Europe for 6 months. Life is Great as we are Lucky and Blessed-"Happy Travels!" -
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ICE vs EV, the debate thread
Perhaps you could quote market shares instead of absolute numbers, they we can see buyer behavior. -
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Got covid
Day 2. Woke up congested and in pain. Acutally I only slept for the last 2 hours. After a while, I noticed my vision is much better and my mypia almost gone. Then I realized I forgot to remove contact lenses. -
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Pattaya: Train Collides with Car at Khao Talo Railway Crossing
Seems he was trying to get across the tracks in a traffic jam, then the barriers were lowered. The station officer needs to sort things out. -
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Teen Killed After Attempting to Resolve Dispute with Former Friend at Gas Station
That’s true, but should it make a difference? -
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Golf Caddy Dies in Motorcycle Crash Near Pattaya
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