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Somyot-Phai Daowin recognizes Section 112 at the Chana Songkhram Police Station, with ‘Hia Bung Sai Ammy’ leading the Saleng masses.
At 1:30 pm on December 8, at the Chana Songkhram Police Station, Mr. Jatuphat Bunpharat Raksa or Phai Daowin, along with Mr. Somyot Prueksakasemsuk, a columnist for the Prachatai website, met with Pol. Amnuay Wong Boonrit, Deputy Director General (Investigation), Chana Songkhram Police Station, to acknowledge the charges under the subpoena on the Section 112 charge, in the case of a speech meeting and bury the people’s pins, 2020 in Sanam Luang between September 19 and 20
With a mass of about 50 pedestrians walking from the New World Mall along Chakkaphong Road With a red saleng car equipped with audio speakers to cheer on the couple at the police station And there was Hia Bung – Pakorn Pornchewangkun and Sai Inthira Charoenpura with Ammy The Bottom Blues Came to support and organize vans in Mae Nak Kitchen to distribute food and drinking water.
Mr. Somyot said before seeing the police that he was very surprised that in the past I never received a subpoena. It is an honor to be one of the 20 people subjected to this case, for him M.112 is a close story. He went to jail for 7 years.
If this time he was convicted again, he would be subject to even more punishments. Because when the punishment Have an agreement to refrain from institutional and political affairs. But when there is a group of people So I was ashamed why I couldn’t talk to my children.
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Somyot said he now wants the police to look him over carefully. That the realization of this case will not be good for the institution On December 10 there will be a person who presents a letter to the United Nations (UN) to claim that M 112 is an outdated law. It will lead to a movement abroad And the Thai judicial process will be reproached worldwide Causing the movement to turn into erysipelas
Phai Daowin revealed that he felt bad about being charged with M.112 despite the fact that we discussed three lawsuits on Thai society. The charge of this charge limited freedom of expression and freedom of expression and the trial of case 112. Unlike the general case, neither the court nor the police issued bail orders. The principle of justice for the accused has disappeared. Seeing that the state is raising the level of legal violence
So far, using 110 m 116 is enough. This will make people less afraid of the law. Unlike before, the use of Section 112 has made people more aware of injustice and injustice. Because it has a severe punishment rate comparable to other criminal cases. More than 3 years in prison, such as murder or rape cases. This is because the word blasphemy has no standard.
This case has no guarantee in the judicial process. He had come so long, too much to back down. From now on, we will continue to fight in court. Despite not believing in the legal system But we will still fight to see what injustice is Let society know that while a group is moving, it is not wrong. But the side of the search for freedom was prosecuted.
Later, at 3:00 pm, Mr. Jatuphat Boonpharat Raksa or Phai Daowin and Mr. Somyot Prueksakasemsuk gave an interview to the media. More than 2 hours after questioning
Jatuphat said they initially denied the allegations. The police had transcribed the tape of the speech in Sanam Luang that day to accompany the evidence.
From now on, the testimony will be presented again to the police on January 8, 2021. They also insisted that they were not accepted in Section 112 and requested that the law be repealed.
We ask each other to help campaign to repeal this law, on December 10, if there is an assembly, it may be necessary to analyze the situation first. Due to the spread of COVID again Confirmed, we will not rule out the rally if all 3 proposals are not fixed.
Mr. Somyot also pulled out a mattress, saying that at first he thought he would sleep at the police station tonight. But the police were released unconditionally. Even with incarceration, we lose the freedom to assert our innocence.
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