Govt urged to stop arresting students with ties to deep South
By The Nation

 

 

BANGKOK: -- THE THAI ACADEMIC Network for Civil Rights (TANC) yesterday issued a statement calling on the government to refrain from arbitrarily arresting students in Bangkok who have roots in the deep South.

 

The group also urged the government to release people who had been detained without being charged and to prosecute normally the cases if there is evidence of wrongdoing.

The TANC was referring to security operations in Bangkok’s Ramkhamhaeng area between October 10 and 15, which resulted in the detention of 44 students without charge. Most were later released, although five were transferred to Pattani’s Ingkhayuth Military Camp and one to Khlong Prem Prison. 

 

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The BIB are just like the Minister of Tourism and TAT in that they all love figures to make things look good irrespective of actual fact.

Yes there professional student harasses. They should go be real men and deal inside the jungle. what is the problem here ? There's army standing at mok road blocks trying to look cool and tuff. Money Yes of course. There's no cash in the jungle only real work.

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7 hours ago, NongKhaiKid said:

The BIB are just like the Minister of Tourism and TAT in that they all love figures to make things look good irrespective of actual fact.

30% increase in arrests??