BANGKOK - Former Prime Minister Abhisit Vejajjiva allegedly ordered troops to use live ammunition to disperse the protests that occurred in 2010. These demands can cause Abhisit facing the death penalty if found guilty.
The demand was issued by the Institute of Special Investigation (DSI), which is part of the Ministry of Justice Thailand. Abhisit addition, the agency also demanded the former Deputy Prime Minister Suthep Thaugsuban.
"The two were shown to issue orders to use live ammunition at demonstrators that resulted in deaths," said DSI chief Tarit Pengdith, as quoted by Reuters on Thursday (06/12/2012).
Abhisit and Suthep were subject to criminal article can make them put to death. Abhisit himself is scheduled to testify on 12 December.
In 2010 the supporters of ousted Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra protest demanding the cancellation of a legal ruling that indict Thaksin of corruption. The protests that occurred in 2010 that caused many deaths of the demonstrators. About 90 people were reported killed by the brutal actions of the security forces to disperse the protest.
A taxi driver reportedly participated Phan Kamtong died shot by soldiers using live ammunition. The investigation was carried out to investigate who ordered the use of live ammunition in the operation that demoinstran dissolution.
Abhisit himself defeated by Thaksin's sister, Yingluck Shinawatra, in the election held in the country in 2011. Yingluck is currently serving as prime minister in Thailand.
Thailand is often caught up in protests by both anti-Thaksin groups and groups that support it. Last November Yingluck also suffered protests requesting he resign because Thaksin is considered only a puppet government. (Faj)
The demand was issued by the Institute of Special Investigation (DSI), which is part of the Ministry of Justice Thailand. Abhisit addition, the agency also demanded the former Deputy Prime Minister Suthep Thaugsuban.
"The two were shown to issue orders to use live ammunition at demonstrators that resulted in deaths," said DSI chief Tarit Pengdith, as quoted by Reuters on Thursday (06/12/2012).
Abhisit and Suthep were subject to criminal article can make them put to death. Abhisit himself is scheduled to testify on 12 December.
In 2010 the supporters of ousted Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra protest demanding the cancellation of a legal ruling that indict Thaksin of corruption. The protests that occurred in 2010 that caused many deaths of the demonstrators. About 90 people were reported killed by the brutal actions of the security forces to disperse the protest.
A taxi driver reportedly participated Phan Kamtong died shot by soldiers using live ammunition. The investigation was carried out to investigate who ordered the use of live ammunition in the operation that demoinstran dissolution.
Abhisit himself defeated by Thaksin's sister, Yingluck Shinawatra, in the election held in the country in 2011. Yingluck is currently serving as prime minister in Thailand.
Thailand is often caught up in protests by both anti-Thaksin groups and groups that support it. Last November Yingluck also suffered protests requesting he resign because Thaksin is considered only a puppet government. (Faj)
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