อดีตตนเคยเป็นแฟนคลับของรายการเมืองไทยรายสัปดาห์ ของ นายสนธิ ลิ้มทองกุล แต่เริ่มเห็นว่าสิ่งที่ทั้งนายสนธิ และรัฐบาลทำนั้นไม่ถูกจึงหันเหมาต่อสู้ร่วมกับคนเสื้อแดง เป้าหมายเพียงเพื่ออยากให้รัฐบาลยุบสภาเลือกตั้งใหม่เท่านั้น วันที่ 13 มี.ค. ตนก็เริ่มเข้าร่วมชุมนุมที่ผ่านฟ้าฯ จนย้ายมาที่ราชประสงค์ต้องใช้ชีวิตอย่างยากลำบากตลอด 2 เดือน เพราะต้องนอนอยู่กลางถนนทั้งที่ไม่เคยคิดเลยว่า แค่เรียกร้องให้ยุบสภาจะต้องมีคนมาล้มตายมากขนาดนี้
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
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Monday, May 31, 2010
Thai PM accused of human rights abuses - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Thai PM accused of human rights abuses - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Thailand's prime minister has been accused of violating the human rights of anti-government Red Shirt protesters.
The accusation was made during a heated parliamentary no-confidence debate.
The Thai opposition says prime minister Abhisit Vejjajiva violated the rights of protesters when he ordered the military to disperse them from their protest site.
The opposition also says the army's approach was not in line with international standards.
Violence associated with the two-month rally and its dispersal killed 88 people.
But the prime minister says the army was defending itself against armed militants.
He says the government only ever planned to surround the rally site to block access to supplies.
Lawyers for Red Shirt figurehead, former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, have hired an international war crimes expert to investigate the allegations.
Meanwhile, United Nations human rights chief Navi Pillay called for an independent probe into the violence in Thailand.
She called for those responsible for rights violations to be held to account.
Read more from the link above.
Thailand's prime minister has been accused of violating the human rights of anti-government Red Shirt protesters.
The accusation was made during a heated parliamentary no-confidence debate.
The Thai opposition says prime minister Abhisit Vejjajiva violated the rights of protesters when he ordered the military to disperse them from their protest site.
The opposition also says the army's approach was not in line with international standards.
Violence associated with the two-month rally and its dispersal killed 88 people.
But the prime minister says the army was defending itself against armed militants.
He says the government only ever planned to surround the rally site to block access to supplies.
Lawyers for Red Shirt figurehead, former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, have hired an international war crimes expert to investigate the allegations.
Meanwhile, United Nations human rights chief Navi Pillay called for an independent probe into the violence in Thailand.
She called for those responsible for rights violations to be held to account.
Read more from the link above.
Statement: War Crimes Expert Joins Investigation of Bangkok Deaths - Robert Amsterdam
Statement: War Crimes Expert Joins Investigation of Bangkok Deaths - Robert Amsterdam
"War Crimes Expert Joins Investigation of Bangkok Deaths"!
THANK YOU, INTERNATIONAL FRIENDS. IF BARBARIC BRUTALITY CAN HAPPEN IN THAILAND, WORSE CASES COULD ENSUE IN OTHER COUNTRIES UNLESS THE WORLD CARES ENOUGH TO INTERVENE.
WAR CRIMES EXPERT JOINS INVESTIGATION OF BANGKOK DEATHS
BANGKOK, May 31, 2010: International war crimes expert Professor GJ Alexander Knoops has joined the international legal team investigating the Thai Government's killing of 80 pro-democracy demonstrators and onlookers in Bangkok in May and April, the investigation's leader, international lawyer Robert Amsterdam announced today.
Six of the bodies were found in a "safe haven" temple.
Read more via the link above.
"War Crimes Expert Joins Investigation of Bangkok Deaths"!
THANK YOU, INTERNATIONAL FRIENDS. IF BARBARIC BRUTALITY CAN HAPPEN IN THAILAND, WORSE CASES COULD ENSUE IN OTHER COUNTRIES UNLESS THE WORLD CARES ENOUGH TO INTERVENE.
WAR CRIMES EXPERT JOINS INVESTIGATION OF BANGKOK DEATHS
BANGKOK, May 31, 2010: International war crimes expert Professor GJ Alexander Knoops has joined the international legal team investigating the Thai Government's killing of 80 pro-democracy demonstrators and onlookers in Bangkok in May and April, the investigation's leader, international lawyer Robert Amsterdam announced today.
Six of the bodies were found in a "safe haven" temple.
Read more via the link above.
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Letter from America - The Failure of Thailand's Democracy - NYTimes.com
Letter from America - The Failure of Thailand's Democracy - NYTimes.com
By RICHARD BERNSTEIN
Published: May 25, 2010
NEW YORK — A week before the Thai Army cleared anti-government demonstrators out of Bangkok and sent them packing back to their rural homes, a reporter at the daily State Department news briefing in Washington asked whether there were any “broader implications” about democracy in that country.
By RICHARD BERNSTEIN
Published: May 25, 2010
NEW YORK — A week before the Thai Army cleared anti-government demonstrators out of Bangkok and sent them packing back to their rural homes, a reporter at the daily State Department news briefing in Washington asked whether there were any “broader implications” about democracy in that country.
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