Hej
Kanske får vi som trodde att en ändrad inställning till Lese Majestät fallen skulle komma i .o.m regeringsskiftet rätt, en bra början är i varje fall att alla Lese Majestät fall under tiden för den politiska konflikten i landet ses över igen och att alla får en chans till en rättvis genomgång av fallen.
Och hon vill att landets politiska fångar friges temporärt i linje med vad landets "Sannings och försonings kommission" rekommenderar.
Och hon vill också helt logiskt att dom inblandade i landets flygplats ockupationer 2008 inkluderas i dom s.k terrorist anklagelser som riktas mot dom röda för sitt agerande 2010.
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Thailand to review political and royal cases
Posted: 20 September 2011 1847 hrs
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Bangkok: Thailand will review political trials and royal insult cases connected to five years of unrest, the country's prime minister said Tuesday in response to independent recommendations.
Yingluck Shinawatra, whose brother Thaksin was ousted in a 2006 coup that opened deep divisions in the kingdom, said the government accepts a report from The Truth for Reconciliation Commission of Thailand, received last week.
"The cabinet received recommendations and in order to create an atmosphere for reconciliation and in line with the rule of law... the government agrees to review all criminal charges and lese majeste cases to ensure fair investigations," she told reporters."
"She also vowed to "coordinate to secure temporary release of political prisoners", in line with the commission's advice."
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"In its first report to Thailand's new leadership the commission said prosecutions under legislation, including an emergency decree and the lese majeste laws governing insults against the monarchy, were linked to political conflict before and after the coup.
Thailand's political divides reached a crescendo in April and May 2010, with clashes between the army and anti-government "Red Shirt" demonstrators in which more than 90 people died.
A number of Red Shirt demonstrators are behind bars facing terrorism charges.
Yingluck said the government would review charges stemming from unrest before and after the coup, suggesting protests such as the occupation of Bangkok airports in 2008 by the royalist Yellow Shirts could also be included."
- AFP/cc
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