News Forum - Tak Bai tragedy court case to be decided next month

[Thaiger]

A lawsuit against nine former top officials implicated in the Tak Bai tragedy is set for consideration by the Narathiwat Provincial Court next month. The lawsuit, filed on April 26 by a group of 48 plaintiffs, seeks justice for the victims and their families who have seen no action taken by police or prosecutors beyond … …

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[Ikariotiko]

Just for context, Oct. 25 marks the 20th anniversary of the Tak Bai incident, and they're still kicking the can along the road.

[ChrisS]

"Adilan expressed optimism that the court would accept the case for trial but voiced concerns about whether the accused could be arraigned before the statute of limitations expires on October 25.

“In case the court accepts the case, it remains to be seen if the defendants will try to delay court appearance.”

Useng Doloh, another lawyer involved in the case, criticised the police for their inaction, suggesting that the high-ranking status of those involved may have influenced the lack of progress.

“Twenty years can’t erase their memory. It only diminishes their hope for justice. As soon as the statute of limitations expires, any chance for justice disappears.”

Just one more case amongst many involving senior/high ranking people with influence 'running out of time' so that victims get zero justice from the Thai 'justice' system as usual!