Two Years On, Bank Accounts of Two Critics Still Frozen
By Pravit Rojanaphruk
Senior Staff Writer


Soldiers arrest Chaturon Chaisang on May 28, 2014, when he showed up at the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Thailand in Bangkok. He previously refused to report to the junta’s summon for detention.

BANGKOK —When news got out that the junta will lift the ban on overseas travels against its critics on Wednesday, some friends of former minister Chaturon Chaisang congratulated him, only to be rebuffed by Chaturon saying that his diplomatic and civilian passports are still revoked by the junta.

Friends then said as a consolation, they should have lunch or dinner together, Chaturon recalled on his public Facebook post.

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-- Khaosod English 2016-05-31

He can still talk to his Boss by Skype. Travelling to and staying in Dubai isn't that much fun anyway.

Yes you can travel abroad sorry we are still keeping your passport.

I have no sympathy. I'm sure he has multiple sources for funds.

Yes you can travel abroad sorry we are still keeping your passport.

Some people believe in substance and honesty. Others believe in appearance and deceit.

Which category does the beloved Chaiman belong in?

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