La guerre civile est finie! (Thaïlande)

comme pour la junte thai au pouvoir, faut pas avoir d état dame pour ce job pour la mafia thai - nippone (ah oui mafia thai supervisée par la junte militaire ou bien ! c est plutot encore la police qui gère tout ce traffic). encore un autre aspect du pays du sourire et de ses gentils thailandais.

pour rester dans le sujet la guerre civile est finie, mais le combat continueon pourrait bien voir, des rouges faisant appel a l UN contre la torture et abus de maltraitance en thailande en distribuant aux touristes des tracts " halte a la torture en thailande "" vive la thailande libre.ca bouge du coté de UN et autre ; voir ici nouvelle lettre ouverte a la junte militaire au pouvoir.
(trop long pour traduire)Thailand: Chaining of wounded detainees
Saturday, 19 June 2010, 2:15 pm
Press Release: Asian Human Rights CommissionThailand: Chaining of wounded detainees under Emergency DecreeThe Asian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) is writing to you regarding the treatment of detainees under the state of emergency that your government has imposed in Bangkok and other provinces of Thailand in response to protests that gripped the capital in recent months.The AHRC has numerous grave concerns regarding circumstances of arrest and detention under the state of emergency imposed via the Emergency Decree BE 2548 (2005), which the AHRC strongly opposed from the time of its introduction under the government of your predecessor, Pol. Lt. Col. Thaksin Shinawatra.

One of these concerns relates to the highly problematic provision that detainees under the decree not be held in official places of detention by virtue of their peculiar legal status as persons under custody but not charged with any offences. According to information currently available through various sources, among detainees being held in non-official detention facilities are persons who were wounded during the protests, who are being held in separate wards in medical facilities, and who are allegedly being chained to their beds.

Two cases reported in the media in recent days were of Mr. Jaran Loiphun (age 39) and Mr. Nattapon Thongkhun (age 20), of Bangkok, both of whom were shot during the military crackdown on the Ratchaprasong protest.

Nattapon was reportedly shot three times in front of the Lumpini Police Station on 14 May 2010. According to Nattapon, around noon on 14 May he and his friends were driving motorbikes from Petchburi Road to meet friends at Sathorn Road. When they reached the area in front of Lumpini Police Station, a group of protestors were burning a police bus on Wireless Road. When soldiers shot into the group of protestors, a shotgun blast went into his shoulder, and an M16 bullet went into his hand. He tried to get up to ask for help, but another shotgun blast hit his left leg. The protestors brought him to the Police Hospital. Nattapon explained that one day after that, as he was coming out of anaesthesia following surgery, police came to interrogate him. They accused him of violating the Emergency Decree. He was moved from a bed for ordinary people to a room for people facing accusations; there was another injured protestor in the room with him. He has since been shackled to his bed, g uarded by police officers and allowed only short visits from family.

Jaran was reportedly shot twice at Pratunam intersection on 19 May 2010. The first shot was from a shotgun and was embedded in his left leg. The second bullet was from an M16 and went through his hand. According to Jaran, on the afternoon of 19 May, he was walking towards the area of Pratunam intersection. He saw a group of 4-5 soldiers walking about 20 metres in front of him. He was afraid and so he began to run away. But this group of soldiers shot at him. Jaran said that after he was hit by the shotgun he tried to get up and run again and the soldiers shot him with the M16. Jaran has also reportedly been shackled to the hospital bed, and he is being guarded by police officers.

For many years, the AHRC and other concerned organisations and individuals have voiced outrage at the shackling and otherwise barbaric treatment of accused criminal prisoners in Thailand. In the aftermath of the crackdown on the protests, there are also many reports of persons detained under the Emergency Decree in ambiguous and uncertain circumstances being similarly ill-treated.

As Thailand is now a member of the UN Human Rights Council, it should not be necessary for the AHRC to remind your government of its obligations under international law; however, in light of the many reports of the sort cited above in recent days, we draw your attention to the UN Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners, under Rule 33 of which "chains or irons shall not be used as restraints" and other instruments of restraint shall be used only during a transfer of detainees as a precaution against escape, on medical grounds by order of a medical officer, or as a means to prevent self harm. Clearly, none of these circumstances apply in the cases described above.

The government of Thailand should be further aware that under the UN Convention against Torture, to which it is a party, the chaining of wounded detainees could constitute an act of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment that would place it in clear violation of its responsibilities under international law.

Aside from being uncomfortable and humiliating for the persons in custody, this type of maltreatment engenders other types of abuse, and an attitude of contempt towards detainees among security personnel. In its most extreme form, it results in the handling of detainees as mere objects rather than human beings at all, leading to events such as the mass deaths in military trucks of persons in Narathiwat after the protests outside the Tak Bai Police Station of 2004. For this reason, all types of chaining and custodial maltreatment that are either explicitly endorsed through law or tacitly encouraged through routine practices are worthy of strong condemnation.

Accordingly, the Asian Human Rights Commission urges your government to ensure that all persons detained under the Emergency Decree are treated with human dignity and respect and specifically that wounded persons held under the decree are not chained or otherwise restrained while receiving treatment in hospital.

The AHRC also takes this opportunity to call for a full accounting of persons being held under the decree, for the prompt bringing of charges or release of all these persons, for all of these persons to be guaranteed their civil rights, including their rights of access to lawyers and family members, and to be guaranteed their rights to be free from torture and other forms of human rights abuse. Finally, we again call upon your government to lift the state of emergency without any further delay and return your country to the rule of law rather than rule by decree and the de facto military administration under which it has been placed in recent weeks.

Yours sincerely
Basil Fernando
Director
Asian Human Rights Commission, Hong KongCc:
1. Mr. Chaowarat Chanweerakul, Minister of Interior, Thailand
2. Mr. Peeraphan Saleeratwipak, Minister of Justice, Thailand
3. Mr. Kasit Piromya, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Thailand
4. Homayoun Alizadeh, Regional Representative, OHCHR, Bangkok, Thailand
5. UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention
6. UN Special Rapporteur on the question of torture

non et non la guerre n est pas finiewww.nationmultimedia.com/...evenge-30131979.html

Chat-lut,Les pôvres incendiaires/lanceurs de grenades, on leur met des chaînes !
(En Thaïlande, un simple voleur de bicyclette en a aussi, des chaïnes )Pour "la revanche", c'est clair que des criminels de cet acabit ne vont pas lâcher
le morceau comme çà, c'est pour cette raison d'ailleurs que l'Etat d'Urgence va
rester en vigueur pour encore un bon bout de temps !

L'étau se resserre contre le chef des rouges !!!
voir ICI l'Express depuis ce post! qu est ce qu il y a comme coincidence!!!!Fin Mai taksin est a Paris apres avoir séjournée en russie
L élysee rend visite a taksin a Paris a son hotel qui se situe tout pres de l élysee
Un sarkozy est membre du clan taksin - groupe soros
Sarkozy president est en russie aujourdhui - scellé un contrat de construction de deux tours a la défense - financé par la russie a la hauteur de deux ou + milliards €.
ce financement ne serais ce pas le groupe soros en fin de compte en passant par la russieEst ce qu on ne sait pas poser la question ce que faisait taksin a Paris a part acheter un sac louis vuiton.Le meme jour que le contrat est signé. Un rouge se fait décendre a Korat (assasin présumé abibi & co)
Le camp rouge s enflamme
Les médias du dimanche (le premier the nation) écrit que les rouges ont de nouveaux leaders, près a repasser a la bataille
L avocat de taksin (amsterdam) rencontre les autorités francaises - pas de commentaire dans la presse sur la rencontreLes nations units bombardent abibi & co ltd de lettre de contestation " sur les droits de l homme " et demande de lever l état d urgence et de respecter les lois internationales, autorisé enquète UN sur les 90 tués lors des manifestation des rouges.alors !!! que va t il se passer dans les prochaines semaines en thailande

J'adore ce sketch des Freres ennemis ca prouve que je vous aime bien dans le fond J'insisterai sur le bas de plafond tout de même

Pour "la revanche", c'est clair que des criminels de cet acabit ne vont pas lâcher pour la prochaine partie de la révolution, les médias étrangers seront du coté des rouges, thaiboss aura moins
a argumenter avec les mengwan & co ltd. ça risque meme de devenir nonotone, faudra assaisonner tout ça a temps.Allez Khun mengwan, on a quand meme encore de beaux jours devant nous avec la nouvelle révolution.
Moi je connais déja des singes qui vont s enflammer a l idée d une nouvelle révolution

Bonjour, Je voulais juste te remercier d'avoir ecrit cela. Quoi qu'on aime, il y a en a pour tout le monde ici et c'est presque toujours que du bonheur. La preuve, nombreux sont ceux qui reviennent souvent.
Alors je souhaite de tres bonnes vacances a votre ami dans notre pays.
Merci encore de ta lettre.

Bonjour, j ai bien dit qu on avait de beau jour devant nous, pour la nouvelle revolution.si les mengwan & co ltd veulent etre informé de plus près sur la nouvelle révolution, on peu souscrire a la news letter.ici et par lawww.europe-solidaire.org/...onnement&lang=en

Bonne révolution demain demain on pourra suivre la révolution des bleus en afrique du sud, aujourdhui ils ont fait grève du foot au mondial, une première.

KHUN MENGWAN c est quoi ça??????????MON TEL ROUGE N A PAS ENCORE SONNERPosted Yesterday, 22:43 THE NATION
Another Round of Havoc Cannot OccurPrime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva hints at a possibility of a third round of widespread chaos while the Special Branch of the Royal Thai Police said intelligence showed more troubles for Thailand are brewing and they are just around the corner. If the premier and the police's Special Branch are correct, it means confirmation of plans to mount another round of chaos has already surfaced.The next question now who is (are) behind the next round of chaos. What are they trying to achieve? If there are more violent incidents in Thailand, no one will benefit, be they the government, the Opposition, or even the red-shirts. I believe the majority of the red-shirts don't wish to see more chaos. They want to fight for democracy at the next general election.A new election is a chance for the majority to make their voice recognized and to show that they have the final say in who they wish to be the next government. A new election cannot be obtained through another burning spree.Therefore, whoever is behind the next round of destruction, don't mean well to Thailand. They are havoc wreckers especially when the Truth and Reconcilation Committee has been established to begin the peace process while few more committees are tasked to work at reforming the country.Those who question the neutrality of these committees can express their objection and raise concerns. By all means they can propose a way out for Thailand or bring out truths in the open. Paving way to a new election in order to resume democratic progress in Thailand is what all of us want.Any masterminds of the next destruction are traitors and must be dealt with by the justic system. We cannot allow Thailand to be hurt anymore.
Democrat may seek help from Army to guard head officeDemocrat Party director Natthapol Teepsuwan said he will consult Deputy Prime Minister Suthep Thaugsuban about seeking help from the Army to send troops to guard the head office ahead of protests by the red-shirt people.Natthapol said the Democrat head office is now being guarded by 100 policemen until Friday when the Supreme Court will read the verdict in the assets seizure case against former prime ministerThaksinShinawatra.The party director said he will consult Suthep as to whether troops should be deployed to help police guard the Democrat head office.The NationTourists told to avoid protests in Bangkok Supporters of ousted Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra march during a rally on the northern outskirts of Bangkok on Friday. Tourists in the Thai capital should brace for more traffic than usual and avoid sites near anti-government protests this weekend that authorities fear could turn violent, the government spokesman said Wednesday.

En tout les cas sur cette planète; le monde et et les lois sont à refaires...
et demain sera un autre jour sans cesse meilleur...à défaut des exceptions comme le Roi qui a assurément élevé son niveau de personnalité au statut de Bouddha...Ce dernier c'est fait prendre à médire sur le compte de Taskin lors d'une question en entrevue...il a alors porter sa main à sa bouche; comme s'il n'avait pas fallu parler contre Taskin...Taskin qui sera jugé en cour Suprême; ne verra plus que l'ombre de son personnage...Ces chances de le voir réapparaitre; sont aussi mince que la dernière épaisseur de la neige qu'on aurait pu observer en Thaïlande...si vous voyez ce que je veux dire!!!Et oui mon ami; le monde est à refaire...Le jour où l'homme comprendra les vraies valeurs de la nature humaine...ont pourra effectivement dicter les lois de la nature...C'est donc de dire... que la nature fait sa loi!...et quant est-il de la plus pur des personnalité humaine???Tant que cette question demeurera;...eh ben le monde continuera de faire révolution autour de son axe...Toutes les lois possibles ont presque vu le jour...jusqu'à ce jour et la base de l'homme se situe entre l'oriental et l'occidental...Le Roi de la Thaïlande est celui qui est le mieux placer selon moi pour être: EINT TEI POUN NEI HAN... (je suis dominant)

Chat-lut,

Ce sont des infos en direct du Montenegro ? Bonjour, le tel rouge a sonné chez thaiboss ce matinla révolution d octobre ça dit quelque chose a mengwan moi nontoujours est t il qu un nouveau leader des rouges (pas des siam rouges n est ce pas) émerge et veut instauroré un systeme a la suédoise en thailande. le nouveau partit part de € o (donc il est laissé en libre pensées si taksin finance ou pas). prochain test le 29 Aout lors d une élection locale. le monsieur s appelle Khun Boonsong, en fait c est un thai expat suédois revenue en thailande, comme cela les rouges auront deux partis politiques le phua thai et le nouveau.ben juste pour signaler que les rouges s organisent aussi bien en clandestiné qu a découvert.et si entre la révolution et des élections libres le master venait a mourrir, aux armes citoyens

Pas de probleme si quelqu'un residant hors Bangkok subit des troubles, qu'il me contacte. Mais je voudrais bien savoir ou il y a probleme et nous sommes des milliers voir des dizaines de milliers d'etrangers a vivre a l'annee ici et tout est tres calme. sans commentaireBy The Associated Press
Sunday, July 25, 2010 at 4:51 a.m.BANGKOK — Police in Thailand's capital say at least nine people have been wounded by a bomb explosion at a bus stop in downtown Bangkok.Police Maj. Gen. Anuchai Lekbamroong, at the site of the explosion Sunday, declined to speculate whether the bombing was related to Thailand's political turbulence in the wake of mass protests earlier this year.The bomb exploded shortly after voting ended in a parliamentary by-election which pitted a government candidate against a jailed leader of the Red Shirt movement that staged the protests, which were broken up by the army in mid-May.The Associated Press

il y a 5 possibilités. je te mets ce que la presse rouge pense.
en anglais, kik yaet wann nee pour traduire en francaisContext 1: The emergency decree context involves calls for the lifting of the Emergency rule of about 40% of Thailand and Bangkok had been deepening-with even a staunch government-high profile Anund-calling for the lifting. Many Thai press says a rift is deepening with the upper crust rule of Thailand to lift or not to lift-with Abhisit, the Thai prime minister-making mixed statement between a quick lifting and lifting in stages.Context 2: The global professional security analyst context is another. Many global top level security analyst-have been saying that the emergency rule of Thailand-with widespread repressions-will force the red shirt underground. Some says the red shirt have split into two movement-an IRA like violent arm of the Red Siam and the Red Shirt main group-following of the current peaceful red leaders who are imprisoned under terrorism charges.Context 3: Many analysis on the red shirt side-have been writing articles and doing analysis that points to the government-first-using the emergency to quell their opposition leading up to future election-in a bid to use the repression as a way to ensure winning of the election-then the second school with the red shirt-is that the government intends to "Create Events" to keep the justification of keeping the emergency decree going-as a way to remain in power-and escaping having to face the polls.Context 3: Another context is the existence of the radical instigator-and this can not be discounted out. First, a great many people have been killed in the brief Civil War in Thailand about two months ago-and revenge and hateful feelings runs deep-and independent of politics. Secondly, apart from this, weapons and knowledge of bombs making is widespread in Thailand and there are political forces outside the "Normal Mainstream" channels-who could be instigating a violent bombing campaign. It should also be noted-that there are a great deal many radical fringe political thinking-inside mainstream political forces-such as the Sivichai Warrior of the yellow shirt. Lastly, the Thai military and intelligence apparatus-have always held their own agenda.Context 4: Terrorist in Thailand's Deep South, another context, have been copy-catting many methods of the red shirts-such as targeting economic targets. And their bombing devices are getting quite "Varied." Preliminarily indication from the Thai police-points to similar bombing device to the terrorist in the Deep South-in some occasions.
Context 5: The overall mood and tone of Thailand is another context. The Thai military and the government-making up much of the upper crust rule of Thailand-is coming under increasing pressure-with many mainstream press becoming highly critical of both-on a variety of question such as corruption, bad management, and double standard legal and police system. The government and the military-came to power backed by a wave of Nationalism. Clearly, the latest bombing fist into the game plan of the government and the military to create fear of the reds as being anti-Thailand-and they the upper crust rule-are the ones who loves Thailand.Context 5: The overall mood and tone of Thailand is another context. The Thai military and the government-making up much of the upper crust rule of Thailand-is coming under increasing pressure-with many mainstream press becoming highly critical of both-on a variety of question such as corruption, bad management, and double standard legal and police system. The government and the military-came to power backed by a wave of Nationalism. Clearly, the latest bombing fist into the game plan of the government and the military to create fear of the reds as being anti-Thailand-and they the upper crust rule-are the ones who loves Thailand.

N'importe quoi, comme d'hab' !Mais poser des bombes et sussurer "c'est pas moi... c'est lui" çà ajoute l'ignominie à la lâcheté !On verra, il y a fort à parier -des suspects ont été répérés sur la vidéo-surveillance- que, comme
pour l'attentat précédent on tombera sur... des "gardes rouges"... (*)
(pour cet attentat-là aussi, on avait eu droit au mêmes supputations sussurées, jusqu'à ce qu'on
retrouve les coupables... au Cambodge d'où ils ont été extradés). (*) Les coupables n'ont rien à craindre, il leur suffira de se présenter aux élections !