Breaking News Immigration PolicePheu Thai MPs Thursday tabled a national reconciliation bill drafted by Deputy Prime Minister Chalerm Yoobamrung for Parliament’s deliberation, say the bill seeks amnesty for all political groups so that the country can move forward.
The new government spokesman said his duty was not to engage in daily political attacks but to better communicate the government’s policies to the public.
Relations between Thailand and Laos in the 21st century have already moved toward a new era, which requires not only trust and cooperation, but also a new vision to make the links mutually beneficial to people of both countries.
Two major parties have fielded former stars as their candidates in the Don Muang by-election.
The ruling Pheu Thai Party yesterday demanded that opposition and Democrat Party leader Abhisit Vejjajiva and Democrat MP Suthep Thaugsuban apologise to the families of those killed and injured in the 2010 red-shirt riots.
Appointed senators may lose their posts after draft changes to the charter requiring that all senators be elected are passed.
A Criminal Court inquest concluded yesterday that “friendly fire” killed an Army private during a clash with red-shirt protesters in front of the National Memorial in April 2010.
MPs from the ruling Pheu Thai Party resolved Tuesday to deny the authority of the Constitutional Court in hearing a new case against parliamentarians supporting constitutional amendment, party spokesman Prompong Nopparit said.
Friendly fire killed an Army private during a clash with redshirt protesters in front of the National Memorial during a political violence in April 2010, a Criminal Court inquest concluded on Tuesday.
The fact that a film about the deep South will most likely not be screened in Thailand has sparked speculation about the real reasons and many in the film industry agree that this is yet another setback for a society already plagued with censorship.
