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Push to halt compo for political unrest victims

Sathit says package is unfair, unconstitutional

The Democrat Party will today ask the Administrative Court to issue an injunction restraining payment of a compensation package for victims of political violence.

Democrat MP for Rayong Sathit Pitutecha said he and the party's legal team will lodge a petition with the court today, a day before the compensation package is due to be tabled with the cabinet for its approval.

Mr Sathit said the package is unfair and unconstitutional.

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  • Discussion 5 : 05 Mar 2012 at 08.025

    Excuses BKK post I used the wrong posters name please rectify.




    Johnb, "They are simply trying to slow down the government's progress for cheap political gains." Your memory seems pretty short and selective, this was the hallmark of PT last time in the opposition. Think before writing.

  • Discussion 4 : 05 Mar 2012 at 07.574

    BJ, "They are simply trying to slow down the government's progress for cheap political gains." Your memory seems pretty short and selective, this was the hallmark of PT last time in the opposition. Think before writing.

  • tcr

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    Discussion 3 : 05 Mar 2012 at 07.503

    These payments are purely political. Good luck to the dems.

  • Discussion 2 : 05 Mar 2012 at 06.512

    As fast as the government is trying to fix the country's problems the Dems are throwing spanners in the works. The government has already approved compensations for victims in the south.They are simply trying to slow down the government's progress for cheap political gains.

  • khunbj

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    Discussion 1 : 05 Mar 2012 at 06.111

    The Dem's like to keep the Administrative Court busy .... good for them....at least they have to listen to them.

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