Thailand Human Right Campaign UK is non profit organisation based in London to raise awareness of the current situation, human rights & democracy in Thailand.
Thai Governments who routinely trample on human rights like freedom of expression and peaceful assembly often authorize heavy-handed police responses to pro-democracy protests and demonstrations.#APEC2022THAILAND#APEC2022#endpolicebrutality
Rubber bullets were used as another confrontation erupted at Din Sor Road after several anti-Prayut protesters were arrested.
The protesters are trying to make their way to QSNCC where #APEC2022 is being held.
#Thailand#ราษฎรหยุดAPEC2022#ม็อบ18พฤศจิกา65
Despite the harm caused to the protesters, and violations of international human rights law.Thai police officers and their supervisors are unlikely to face any disciplinary or legal consequences. #EndPoliceViolence#EndPoliceBrutality#whatshappeninginthailand
It has been 2 months since Auttasit Nussa and Weeraphab Wongsaman filed a complaint against police at the Din Daeng Police Station for beating them while in custody. Thus far, there has been little progress in the investigation, however.
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Pro-democracy activists held in pre-trial detention will spend the holidays away from their loved ones, simply for peacefully exercising their freedom of expression. Please show your solidarity to let them know they are not alone & forgotten in these hard times.#ม็อบ30ธันวา64
As we come to the end of 2021, we must remember that no Thai police officers alleged to have used excessive force during the 2021 protests have been held accountable. #countdownto2022#NewYearEve2022#NewYear2022#ยกเลิก112
As the protest movement grew in 2020 to 2021, the majority of youth-led protests have been peaceful. Thai police have responded with often indiscriminate & unlawful use of force to disperse protests.Still no Accountability for Police Force!
#WhatsHappeninginThailand#Newyear2022
Pro-democracy activists face multiple criminal charges for peaceful activism & may face up to life imprisonment if convicted.Thai authorities have repeatedly detained them & denied the right to release on bail.They should be free to be loved & should be free to be home. #NewYear
This holiday season, there are Thai pro-democracy activists locked up in pre-trial detention and the Thai government shows no signs of releasing them. As families around the world gather for the holidays, we must remember those who cannot. #ยกเลิก112#christmas#NewYear2022
TLHR found that Oct.21 saw an increase of 178 individuals and 102 cases, including 35 youths. In total, at least 1,636 people in 896 cases, incl.258 minors, have faced lawsuits for their political participation and expression. Concerning are;
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A police spokesman said the authorities are still investigating what led to the shooting that wounded 3 demonstrators during Sunday's march to German Embassy. Police have yet to say what type of bullets was used and who fired them. #ม็อบ14พฤศจิกา64
#Thailand: Police have a duty to facilitate protest&make sure that a protest assembly can go ahead and must not unnecessarily disrupt or make it difficult for people to hold protests. #EndRepression#EndPoliceBrutality#ม็อบ14พฤศจิกายน
Many of Thai youth activists have been detained, prosecuted, and imprisoned because of their exercise of the right to peaceful assembly. #ม็อบ12พฤศจิกา64
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#Thailand: As the youth-led protest grew in 2020-2021, the Thai authorities have repeatedly used violent and judicial harassment to quash nationwide discontent. No one has been brought to justice for the violence. #ม็อบ12พฤศจิกา64#EndPoliceBrutality
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