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Nontarat Phaicharoen

Nontarat Phaicharoen

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Correspondent and Photographer, BenarNews

Thailand

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economy and finance.

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Total articles 571

  • Two Years On Has Anti-Torture Law Reduced Abuse? - Analysis - Eurasia Review

    By Nontarat Phaicharoen Verified| thailandtv.news@ By Nontarat PhaicharoenAfter an infamous case where police were filmed torturing a drug suspect who died, a Thai court in 2023 ordered police to implement measures under an anti-torture law, including videotaping interrogations and wearing body cameras during arrests. The police officers entangled in the 2021 case thought they had erased footage from a CCTV camera of their interrogation of suspect Jirapong Tanapat. But an officer leaked it to a lawyers’ group, which circulated it on social media.

    By Nontarat Phaicharoen Verified · thailandtv.news

    Mar. 15, 2025

  • EXPLAINED: 2 years on, has Thailand’s anti-torture law reduced abuse?

    By Nontarat Phaicharoen Verified| BenarNews Verified After an infamous case where police were filmed torturing a drug suspect who died, a Thai court in 2023 ordered police to implement measures under an anti-torture law, including videotaping interrogations and wearing body cameras during arrests. The police officers entangled in the 2021 case thought they had erased footage from a CCTV camera of their interrogation of suspect Jirapong Tanapat. But an officer leaked it to a lawyers’ group, which circulated it on social media. Former Police Col.

    By Nontarat Phaicharoen Verified · BenarNews

    Mar. 14, 2025

  • After deadly attacks, activists criticize Thai govt for stalled southern peace talks

    By Mariyam Ahmad, Nontarat Phaicharoen Verified| BenarNews Verified NGOs and opposition politicians blamed a spike in violence in Thailand’s Deep South on unclear governmental peace policies and stalled negotiations with rebels, after attacks by suspected insurgents killed six people and injured about a dozen others since Saturday. According to the Thai military, separate rebels in the mainly Malay Muslim southern border region were intensifying violence during the holy month of Ramadan, which began here on March 2.

    By Mariyam Ahmad, Nontarat Phaicharoen Verified · BenarNews

    Mar. 10, 2025

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