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“Jaturon Chaisang” posted a point on Facebook. Students Arrested Without Permission – Defendants Considered Illegal
October 13, 2020 in the case of the police who arrested protesters Democracy Monument Area Tomorrow a large meeting, Mr. Jaturon Chaisang, former Minister of Education. First Deputy Minister AND the former student leader, on October 6, 1976, posted a message via Facebook stating that
The use of force to arrest and detain students, as the police do today. Illegal Not in accordance with the intention and law of the Assembly Law
Unannounced rallies in non-prohibited areas If it is an offense, there is a slight penalty, ie only a fine.
Even if there is a meeting in the prohibited area, the police still have to clarify and negotiate first. And to stop the assembly, you must petition the court to order. Unless there is an imperative reason to avoid harm to the government or the public
Using the police to arrest students without notifying their rights Failure to report this charge, therefore, is illegal and is not good for attending, preventing conflicts or inciting until they escalate.
It is not known what those responsible want and if it will affect or not.
The use of force to arrest and detain students, as the police do today. Illegal …
Posted by Chaturon Chaisang on Tuesday Oct 13, 2020
On Twitter, TLHR / Human Rights Attorney Center reported that at 5:50 pm, 21 students and citizens were taken into custody and District 1 police officers did not allow attorneys to meet with “Pai Daowin.” Vocalist arrested
17.50 Arrest of NESDB – NACC 21 people: The policemen in front of Police Region 1 still do not allow lawyers of #TLHR Get together #Bambi After reporting that Phai had informed him that he had been detained here, the police commissioned the lawyer’s name to investigate. But he came back and said they still couldn’t find him Even a lawyer#Faculty October Mafia # Stop harassing people pic.twitter.com/XI1G8Hc1uy
– TLHR / Lawyers Center for Human Rights (@ TLHR2014) October 13, 2020
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