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A Bangkok court has rejected a request to issue arrests warrants for 2 anti-government protesters. News of the activists’ potential arrest led to a planned rally being cancelled. However, the Bangkok South Municipal Court has decreed that as the charges in question carry a prison term of no more than 3 years, police must first issue a summons for the 2 activists. According to a Bangkok Post report, the court made the ruling yesterday, after police had sought arrest warrants for Red Shirt activists, Nattawut Saikuar and Sombat Boonngamanong, who had organised an anti-government rally at the Asok intersection in […]

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1 hour ago, Thaiger said:

A Bangkok court has rejected a request to issue arrests warrants for 2 anti-government protesters

That is a decision that makes the thai justice system look as if they are becoming more independent of thai politicians .

 

1 hour ago, Thaiger said:

as the charges in question carry a prison term of no more than 3 years, police must first issue a summons for the 2 activists.

But that proves again , that it was just a formality missing to enable them to issue the arrest warrants . Sad.

 

1 hour ago, Thaiger said:

police had sought arrest warrants for Red Shirt activists, Nattawut Saikuar and Sombat Boonngamanong, who had organised an anti-government rally

To face a 3 year sentence in thai prison for organizing an anti-government rally , has nothing to do with the right of freedom of speech .

But there is no such thing in Thailand anyway ...

People here have no right to the expression of their opinion in public .

If it is not going conform with the government .

Sad , but nobody here is free to say what they want ... there are laws against it .

New , unbiased and free and fair elections is what is needed here ... and a re-written constitution that grants the basic rights of freedom ( of expression ) to all individuals , or citizens at least .

But that , again , is not in the interest of the ruling 'elite ' .

There is a certain risk in this country that it might become a kind of totalitarian state one day . We've seen that happen recently in a few countries around the world .

It's like going back to the middle age ... but with the use of modern technologies to suppress and brainwash the general population .

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Any and all resistance the courts, the institutions, and the people can put in the path of the super toxic, heinous, malicious, overly rich, self entitled, Ivory tower leaders, is a good thing for Thai society, and shows the possibility of forward movement. These regressive dinosaurs need to be resisted in any way possible, by all of us. 

 

 

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1 hour ago, Nobodysfriend said:

That is a decision that makes the thai justice system look as if they are becoming more independent of thai politicians .

But that proves again , that it was just a formality missing to enable them to issue the arrest warrants . Sad.

To face a 3 year sentence in thai prison for organizing an anti-government rally , has nothing to do with the right of freedom of speech .

But there is no such thing in Thailand anyway ...

People here have no right to the expression of their opinion in public .

If it is not going conform with the government .

Sad , but nobody here is free to say what they want ... there are laws against it .

New , unbiased and free and fair elections is what is needed here ... and a re-written constitution that grants the basic rights of freedom ( of expression ) to all individuals , or citizens at least .

But that , again , is not in the interest of the ruling 'elite ' .

There is a certain risk in this country that it might become a kind of totalitarian state one day . We've seen that happen recently in a few countries around the world .

It's like going back to the middle age ... but with the use of modern technologies to suppress and brainwash the general population .

Agree with you. i am not a fan of those hooligans, but as long as they don't burn and blow up, they should be let to protest, whatever they want

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