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[size=6]Airport denied on violent measure over red shirts[/size]
"The airport has already told them that they are breaking the law but they still ignore our warning so we have to sue them," he said.
The red shirts' involvement was not a worry and Pheu Thai has nothing to do with this case. It's not a Pheu Thai problem.
"I don't want to blame the fee collectors but whoever hired them has to take responsibility. I have to arrest them because this is a mafia activity. I also insist that there is no outlawed measure applied to them." he added.
http://www.thaivisa.g-fees-dispute/
Det där var ett sunt svar. Dock finns det en del som jag är fundersam till:
Han sa också "Transport Minister Jarupong Ruangsuwan said he agreed with Sumet about arresting the illegal fee collectors.
He also insisted that even though the red shirts are involved, they have to face justice because no one is above the law."
Det där "no one is above the law" stämmer inget vidare med HRW syn på saken.
Human Rights Watch’s 2010 report “Descent Into Chaos” documented deaths and injuries resulting from excessive and unnecessary use of lethal force by the security forces and attacks by “Black Shirts,” the armed elements within the UDD. Since the new government took office in August 2011, the focus of criminal investigations has been entirely on the cases in which soldiers were implicated.
To date, the police have found evidence that soldiers were responsible for 18 deaths of civilians, including Red Shirts protesters, medical volunteers, and news reporters. At the same time, despite clear evidence to the contrary, the government claims that there were no armed elements within the UDD.
. Utredning visade att en anställd när läktaren byggdes hade mutats att skriva på fakturor där en väldigt stor mängd el-dosor köpts.
