Activist hopeful of justice for men shot dead in deep South

Chularat Saengpassa
The Nation 

 

File Photo. A team of officials is in the process of gathering evidence to determine why four men died during security officials’ operation in Pattani’s Thung Yang Daeng district last year. 

 

PATTANI: --  ALTHOUGH A court has yet to deliver its verdict against security officials who shot dead four innocent men in the deep South, a local activist says she sees justice finally coming.

 

"At the very least, the court has confirmed that the victims died at the hands of state officials," Anchana Heemmina of the Hearty Support Group said yesterday. "From here, we can fight through criminal and civil proceedings." 

 

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Meanwhile the junta are threatening Amnesty International with arrest if the speak about the atrocities of this military government.  A real foul smell coming from the leader.

5 hours ago, Thechook said:

Meanwhile the junta are threatening Amnesty International with arrest if the speak about the atrocities of this military government.  A real foul smell coming from the leader.

 

I read, that you need a work permit to express your opinion in public, though this "work" can't be performed by Thais, and is not paid either.