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1. 08-09-2010 03:03

Is it possible to obtain a list showing the school's address and the name of the Principal or Head Teacher as well please? 
With mnay thanks, 
Tim Parker 
Thailand English Language Tuition, Bangsaen. 
Te. 038 395 137

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2. 22-11-2010 16:57

Less than three weeks ago I wrote an email confirming my intent to 
commence a campaign to turn the Thai Buddhist Monks on their heads 
and find out just what some of them have been hiding behind their 
orange robes...I had found a monk in one temple just south of the river between the Taksin Bridge  
and the Thon Buri district of Bangkok looking at hard core sex pornography in his room (door wide open) at 7.30pm one evening.. 
.... and look what fell from beneath their orange 
robes...... I wrote to some Buddhist monks and warned them of my 
intentions........ 
The Royal Thai Police knew about the 1700 Dead Foetus 
issue/business for more than five years. Perhaps over 50,000 babies 
have been killed in the past few years. 
How many of the mothers of these aborted babies have died due to 
poor medical standards for the abortions? Where are their bodies? 
There are a number of girls I knew who disappeared, perhaps for an 
abortion, whom I never ever found again. These girls have not been 
seen for years by anyone, I walked over 15,000 kilometres of the 
streets of Bangkok and Pattaya and other cities trying to find 
these girls and others who vanished without trace. Nobody wanted to 
help with the problem, not the locals nor the Thai police. 
 
http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/asia/207261/hundreds-of-foetuses-found-at-thai-temple-police 
 
I knew about this problem and I got a member of The Royal Thai 
Police to come to a house where I thought someone was being abused, 
abortions in unmedical surroundings off Chalong Kreung Road 
Bangkok.. However the policeman refused to enter the property, he 
seemed to know about the place. He was from a police station 
opposite the large hotel off Chalong Kreung Menam Hotel that 
fronts onto the river near Soi 85 Chalong Kreung. I know another 
location near Soi Satthupradit 42 where something similar may have 
been going on behind some large red Chinese style gates. 
The Royal Thai Police refused to assist claiming the home owner was 
a Judge in The Thai Courts. The home owner declared to me he had 
been appointed a special position in the Court by His Majesty The 
King of Thailand. I did not believe him and wrote a letter to The 
Principle Private Secretary of His Majesty King Bhumibol advising 
the King's secretary of these claims. I believe the man was 
possibly using the address for abortions, there was a constant flow 
of young girls coming and going from this property. An upstairs 
room always kept windows sealed, never opened the shutters. 
It doesn't come as a surprise that one Thai-English dictionary 
translates Tamluat as Satan's Police. 
According to one long time case-worker in Thailand in 2009, despite 
the trainings, many policemen still consider sex with teen-age 
children “to be OK”. Only a handful of police officers across the 
Kingdom are trained on the proper treatment of children in police 
custody. http://www.thailawforum.com/sex-crimes-in-thailand-part3-3.html 
 
This report has founds its way to about 5000 key people in Thailand 
who can explain the content to local people in Thai. On Friday 19th 
November 2010 this report was sent to The Foreign Ministers of over 
100 countries world-wide. 
This report has been sent to every city/town in Thailand during the 
past two months. 
I am delighted they have ordered the death sentence upon a very 
evil and corrupt Thai Police General . 
Contrary to belief of many people there are two species of Homo 
Sapiens. Homo Sapiens Human and Homo Sapiens Satan. 
Unfortunately The Royal Thai Police are mainly Homo Sapiens Satan. 
This is why The Royal Thai Police have little or no regard for The 
Declaration Of Human Rights, they are not humans. 
Would you employ alligators to police children? Then why does 
Thailand employ satans to police their children and citizens? 
It was my Uncle Harry S Young who advised former President Lee Kuan 
Yew, how to ensure Singapore would become free of corruption. The 
same can be applied to Thailand and bring a future free of 
corruption. That is from whence former President Lee Kuan Yew 
adopted his nickname "Harry", from my Uncle Harry Sheffield Young 
who played golf with him in Singapore, their third companion former 
Australian Prime Minister John Howard senior, whose life was saved 
by my uncle in WW2. 
Corruption is the world's biggest killer of children. 
Read page 19 of the child sex abuse report it repeats the issue of 
police negligence. 
Page 19 confirms the police were protecting child sex offenders. 
The majority of child sex offenders in Thailand are local people. 
http://mulinet10.li.mahidol.ac.th/e-thesis/4337240.pdf 
However The Royal Thai Police and their mafia associates have been 
using these child sex child to frame foreigners as pedophiles as 
far back as 1986. 
According to one long time case-worker in Thailand in 2009, despite 
the trainings, many policemen still consider sex with teen-age 
children “to be OK”. Only a handful of police officers across the 
Kingdom are trained on the proper treatment of children in police 
custody. http://www.thailawforum.com/sex-crimes-in-thailand-part3-3.html 
A story of the local Thai police plus their volunteer mafia front 
man "police" secondary child sex income in the holiday resort of 
Pattaya Thailand by a brave selfless former British national 
newspaper reporter  
http://www.andrew-drummond.com/tag/maurice-praill/ 
 
It appears that The Royal Thai Police have signed off this report 
and not realised they have exposed the depth of their corrupt 
involvement in the child sex trade in doing so. I have noticed 
those who compiled the report have omitted some factors which I 
assume are purely because those omissions equate to the percentage 
of financial return and control The Royal Thai Police have 
criminally organised for their profit and control of the child sex 
trade. You should be able to work out the 33% factor just like I 
can see seems to be their part of the child sex industry 
If you inspect the report carefully it seems to expose the police 
and their crime concerning massive child sexual abuses. 
http://mulinet10.li.mahidol.ac.th/e-thesis/4337240.pdf 
What this report does do is indicate that there has been a serious 
child sex abuse situation for many years in central Bangkok. 
One can view the report from one direction and note that 33% of the 
child prostitution trade seems to be unaccounted for. I suspect 
this is because those compiling the report were tooled with 
statistics that had removed the Royal Thai Police element to this 
digusting trade. In other words The Royal Thai Police have been 
skimming a 33% share of cashflow off this satanic sex trade selling 
children for sex for many years. 
 
We know they took about US$500 million in ten years from one 
massage parlour operator with 6000 girls employed. He got fed up 
with their lies and tricks went public then campaigned to become a 
politican. 
It appears The Royal Thai Police have been taking in excess of 
US$225 million per year as their share of the child sex trade 
industry for at least ten years. This excludes the issue of 
blackmail the police may have used upon child sex offenders to 
exthort even more money. 
 
How Bangrak, Lumpini, Yannawa and Thungmahamek Police have insulted 
The King of Thailand... 
Insulting angry attacks upon His Majesty The King of Thailand are 
the result of corruption with The Royal Thai Police who disgrace 
their monarch and country. 
This is some of the disturbing insulting and disgusting media 
distributed across the Internet due to the corruption of The Royal 
Thai Police. 
http://207.7.131.231/video/f8b18u7/king-bhumibol-his-mafia-in-thailand-selling-child-porn-video 
 
This video depicting His Majesty King Bhumipol Mahidol of Thailand 
as a child-porn king is 100% caused by The Royal Thai Police and 
their revolting methods of making money illegally conveniently 
failing to deal with this problem for many years.. 
 
The perverted peeping-tom Royal Thai Police ...... 
Back in 2008, Reuters reported that 27% of teenagers surveyed by 
Bangkok’s Assumption University said they might sneak off to do the 
wild thing on Valentine’s Day. . The Royal Thai Police have been 
known to tip-toe around 'maan ruut' (curtain motels) interrupting 
amorous couples with pesky flashlights. 
Now it is world news, the horror of 15,000 undeclared killings in 
Iraq. 
Isn't it time we told the world the truth about Thailand ? 
I clearly remember 16,000 killed before the end of the 2003 shoot 
to kill campaign of Mr Thaksin Shinawatra. I will never forget, he 
killed quite a few of my friends so I live with them in my memory 
every day of my life. 
The Royal Thai Police have covered up the true number of people 
they murdered @ over 16,000 not the figure of under 3000 they 
declared to be true through The National Human Rights Commission of 
Thailand. 
Perhaps it is a problem that The National Human Rights Commission 
has been staffed in part by former members of The Royal Thai 
Police some of whom are acquainted with Mr Thaksin Shinawatra, a 
former Thai police man now officially deemed to be a terrorist. 
I am certain The Royal Thai Police have been on the pay roll of 
some international terrorist associates who hide out in Thailand. 
There are a series of events and evidence that supports this 
belief. 
Bangrak, Yannawa and Thungmahamek police are incapable of being 
honest, they are corrupt compulsive liars and human rights 
abusers. 
Regards 
Erik Young 
Mr Shinawatra's Legacy............. 
ROYAL THAI POLICE PROFIT OUT OF CHILD SEX PORNOGRAPHY 
Transparency International rates The Royal Thai Police at level 4 
... where level 1 = not at all corrupt ..and... level 5 = extremely 
corrupt . 
One could read this to indicate The Royal Thai Police as 80% 
corrupt. 
Thaksin Shinawatra was a Police Lieutenant Colonel in The Royal 
Thai Police. 
Child pornography has been on sale for many years down Silom Road 
and Sukhumvit Road and elsewhere in Bangkok and Pattaya. 
The vendors are members of the Thai Mafia. The Royal Thai Police 
have been taking backhander payments off these vendors of child 
pornography for many years. Tourists out for the evening being 
presented with the offer of child porn VCR/DVDs is not good for 
Thailand. 
Again a serious crime that poses serious abuses of children is 
being used as a secondary income stream by The Royal Thai Police. 
Police stations that actively participate in taking money off the 
vendors of child pornography include Yannawa, Thungmahamek and 
Bangrak Police stations in Bangkok. 
http://bangkokpost.com/news/local/199391/child-porn-on-streets-stirs-outrage 
 
In 2006 in Bangkok I found some younger members of the Thai mafia 
distributing a film clip through the mobile phone network of a girl 
being sexually molested by five young men. I only watched a few 
seconds of this one minute long film clip it absolutely freaked me 
out. Whilst four young men held her arms and ankles and another 
sexually tampered with her, she was struggling like a wild animal 
fighting for its life. These young members of the mafia do not go 
to prison they are protected by their corrupt associates in The 
Royal Thai Police. I saw this film in the district of Charoen Krung 
Road not far from the Bangrak Police Station. 
You cannot rely upon a police force that makes money out of child 
pornography they need to be dis-banded and prosecuted and replaced 
with a modern structured police force. 
In 2007 I returned from a trip to Koh Samui to find a child 
pornography DVD placed inside a bedroom draw unit of one of my 
Bangkok homes. I believe it was planted by members of The Royal 
Thai Police and their mafia associates. The DVD was not inside the 
DVD case so I had to play all the unmarked DVDs in my home to try 
and find the offending DVD but failed to find it. This may have 
been done by Yannawa police and their agents. 
In four incidents I encountered with The Royal Thai Police they had 
falsified confession statements and submitted a series of lies and 
witnesses statements obtained under duress to the Criminal Courts 
of Thailand. 
Royal Thai Police Sex Scandal 
 
http://www.pattayadailynews.com/en/2010/09/23/scandalous-royal-thai-police-sexual-abuse-accusations/ 
 
Please write (in Thai or any other language) and complain about 
Thai police corruption to Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen 
of NATO via this link 
http://www.nato.int/cps/en/SID-3B4BFD35-E159A3B6/natolive/contact.htm 
 
There are several reports of The Royal Thai Police stealing 
grenades (M67) from the Thai military and selling them for around 
1200 Baht each. 
During the Red shirt protests earlier this year it became evident 
that members of The Royal Thai Police had supplied M67 grenades to 
protestors. Perhaps the deaths of many people may have been avoided 
if The Royal Thai Police had been cleared out of the area. The 
Royal Thai Police were accepting bribes to allow truck loads of 
used tyres through that were then set on fire causing even more 
strain upon the military. 
It is reported that 1/3 of all prisoners in Thailand are innocent. 
I spent five months talking with prisoners in Klong Prem Prison 
Bangkok. They plead guilty even if they are innocent as a form of 
risk management, most of the prisoners told me 'everyone pleads 
guilty', to avoid the risk of receiving maximum sentences in the 
event that their not-guilty plea and pleadings in Court fail to 
convince Judges of their innocence. 
There are over 80,000 people imprisoned in Thailand who are 
innocent or have been framed by The Royal Thai Police. 
In the past The Royal Thai Police attacked and shot up the home of 
PM Kukrit Pramoj, son of a Thai Prince, following a statement he 
made in public. Thailand's Ministers cannot solve the problem of 
epidemic levels of corruption that fuel political instability 
without the risk of their children friends and families becoming 
targets of revenge attacks. It requires outside assistance or the 
problem will continue indefinitely 
I have witnessed severe unprovoked beatings committed by uniformed 
members of The Royal Thai Police between 2005 up to January 2010. 
I have witnessed four incidents of confessions authored and 
prepared by members of The Royal Thai Police on each occasion total 
fabrications and falsified confessions without any input or 
interrogation of the defendant/prisoner. On one occasion the 
defendant refusing to sign the confession had a live 17,000 volt 
tazer held against his chest at heart level whilst demands were 
made for the defendant to sign the falsified confession (2009 
Bangrak Police Station Bangkok). 
In 1989 Bangrak Police Bangkok posing as the CIA offered to kill 
someone for me who owed me UK £8000. There was a rumour for years 
that the American CIA were exchanging weapons for Heroin during the 
war with Laos. I believe it was members of The Royal Thai Police 
using the identity CIA. 
I've spent 25 years mingling with every sector of Thailand's 
society and citizens. The Royal Thai Police are the main problem, 
their threat gagging politicians and preventing the end of 
corruption. The only solution is to disband the existing police 
force and open a new modern structured system of policing with new 
officers. In Thailand the mafia are the police and vice versa. 
An example of The Royal Thai Police killing children and then 
framing an innocent citizen can be read in the enclosed report 
 
Link (RTF): http://www.alrc.net/doc/doc/chr61/ALRC-11d-Flawed_policing_in_Thailand.rtf 
 
Link (PDF): http://www.alrc.net/doc/doc/chr61/pdf/40-ALRC-11d-Flawed_policing_in_Thailand.pdf 
 
The Royal Thai Police consider torture as an acceptable means of 
interrogation and action on detainees to be charged/indicted. 
If you look at this film carefully you will see it is members of 
The Royal Thai Police (like the man with red base ball cap) who are 
man handling the prisoners. 
The Royal Thai Army do not wear trainers sports shoes when on duty. 
If you look carefully you will see some of those in part combat 
clothes are wearing trainer running shoes, these people are members 
of The Royal Thai Police. It seems to be those that have taken 
people away, perhaps the nine people that were badly beaten? 
The police have again plundered the goodwill of The Royal Thai 
Army, wound them up and dumped the blame upon the military. 
http://thailand.ahrchk.net/takbai/ see section 3 .  
Sadly some of the people that died were friends of mine. 
More police killing of children....The first child to be killed was 
a nine-year-old boy, Chakraphan Srisa-ard, who was shot on February 
23 as police fired at the car carrying him and his mother. His 
father had already been arrested. One of the boy's uncles stated, 
"The police kept shooting and shooting at the car. They wanted them 
to die. Even a child was not spared."[19] The next child to be 
killed was a 16-month-old baby, shot in her mother's arms ... the 
killer 80% probability was a plain clothes Thai police officer 
http://www.article2.org/mainfile.php/0203/84/ 
 
Please write (in Thai or any other language) and complain about 
Thai police corruption to Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen 
of NATO via this link 
 
http://www.nato.int/cps/en/SID-3B4BFD35-E159A3B6/natolive/contact.htm 
 
It was Bangrak CIA police (in their little office to the rear of 
the main Bangrak Police Station) who held a switch on 17,000 volt 
taser against my chest at heart level when I refused to sign a 
falsified statement. Of course I signed , but I signed the 
statement under duress. 
On another occasion a member of The Royal Thai Police CIA asked me 
to pay 300,000 Baht (£6000) to have someone removed from some 
digital surveillance film footage due to be forwarded to Interpol. 
The Thai person I knew was in 15 seconds of the film footage, 
allegedly with some major Thai drug dealers in a luxury apartment. 
This Thai CIA officer wanted me to pay the money and they'd have 
the film edited. I responded "leave her in the film then she can 
never be used as a mule/courier". 
Subject: Fwd: Bangrak Police and their illegal cache of grenades 
Here is some news about an arms cache (possibly stolen by members 
of Bangrak Police from the Thai military). This cache of arms was 
found near Bangrak Police Station and the Sriphaya Hotel where they 
fired a gun at me for no warranted reason whatsoever. They hid the 
bullet dent by ceramic tiling the underside of the top of the steel 
fire escape platform 9th floor of Sriphaya Hotel. If you look 
underneath the top platform you will see white ceramic floor tiles. 
I have never seen tiles underneath the top platform of a fire 
escape anywhere else in my life. This was Bangrak Police attempting 
to conceal they had unlawfully fired a bullet at someone with a 
hand gun, 
According to Thai law The Royal Thai Police are not legally 
permitted to shot a gun at anyone until they have first been shot 
at with a gun by someone else. I was totally unarmed all I had was 
a cigarette lighter. 
I believe Mr Suksan who may have been living outside Bangkok for 
sometime may be the victim of third parties connected to Bangrak 
Police storing grenades they have stolen from the military. Nobody 
in their right mind would store 4 grenades and launchers plus 750 
AK47 rounds of ammunition on property listed in their name. My 
prediction is with proper uncorrupted investigation he will be 
found innocent, set up as a scape goat. Bangrak Police will be 
behind the theft and intended use of these grenades. 
The Southern Bangkok Criminal Court had issued a warrant for the 
arrest of Suksan Rangwiren on charges of illegal possession of 
weapons and ammunition. 
On Oct 7 police searched the room and found one rocket-propelled 
grenade (RPG) launcher, four RPG grenades, and 750 rounds of AK47 
ammunition. Police suspected the weapons belonged to Mr Suksan, 
who rented the room. 
Mr Suksan admitted he rented the room from January to May this year 
while working as a security guard at the former office of the Puea 
Thai Party, which is located near the shop house, but said he did 
not know anything about the weapons found by police. 
He said he resigned his job and left the room in May and returned 
to his home in Wanon Niwat district in Sakon Nakhon province. 
He traveled to Chumphon on Oct 2 to visit a relative, Sangwian 
Rangwiren, who was sick. 
In Chumphon, he contacted police and surrendered on Tuesday after 
learning that a warrant had been issued for his arrest. 
Pol Col Panudet na Phatthalung, chief of Muang Chumphon district 
police, said Mr Suksan would be handed over to Bang Rak police for 
further questioning. 
Mr Suksan is a scape-goat for Bangrak Police and their mafia 
associates. It is Bangrak Police who need to be arrested and 
prosecuted, they should not play any part in any further 
investigations. 
In the past I heard some of the police and their mafia discussing 
how they would share out condominium developments, once they have 
trashed the government of Thailand. I could not believe my ears 
these mafia maniacs were talking about how they'd take over 
Thailand. They argued about who would get which condo developments 
as their share of the proceeds of ruining Thailand's democracy. 
They must be out of their crazy minds. I heard these conversation 
on at least ten separate occasions because they were offering some 
of the expected assets to members of the mafia for helping them 
ruin the government of Thailand. 
There are some other matters I have learnt about concerning Bangrak 
Police corruption that I have presented to The Secretary General of 
NATO and Prime Minister Abhisit Vejajiva. 
Abhisit said he had a chance to discuss the role of Thailand with 
the UN Secretary General while he was in New York. 
PM Abhisit Vejajiva met delegates at the Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) 
summit in Brussels last week. 
Following Prime Minister Abisit Vejajiva's visit to Brussels, home 
of the office of The Secretary General of NATO Mr Anders Fogh 
Rasmussen he said. "My recent trip to foreign countries is 
considered successful as I have explained the situation in Thailand 
to foreign leaders and they have given support to the country's 
effort to bring about stability. They want to see Thailand solve 
the problems under democratic laws (not corruption). 
Bangrak Police Station has prison cells that are very dirty, 
unhygienic, dilapidated and a breach of basic human rights. It is 
common practice in Bangrak, Yannawa and Thungmahamek Police 
Stations for Royal Thai Police officers to prepare confession 
statements without a formal interview and sole input confession of 
their prisoner. In every case I have seen the police in these 
stations have written the confessions themselves without reference 
to the content through their prisoner. These statements are 100% 
falsified and prepared in order to convict a prisoner to prison, 
when in at least 30% of cases the prisoners are innocent and did 
not commit the crimes alleged. The police officers need to be 
suspended and prosecuted. 
Please write (in Thai or any other language) and complain about 
Thai police corruption to Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen 
of NATO via this link 
 
http://www.nato.int/cps/en/SID-3B4BFD35-E159A3B6/natolive/contact.htm 
 
In a period of two months there has been a rash of unsolved deaths 
of Foreigners in Phuket Thailand. One Canadian man in Patong,shot 
multiple times in dispute over property, one British man living and 
working out of a shop house, head bashed in, near-by the Lotus 
Super Store By-pass road, poisoning of an American lady, a 
Norwegian lady and two other foreign persons on Kho Pi Pi island, 
and lastly one British lady found face down in the sand on Keron 
beach strangled to death. 
None of these cases have been found to have any weight within the 
public news media in Thailand other than reports in the local 
Phuket Gazette, when it reports and then never follows up as is the 
norm here on the island. To date no person or persons have been 
found by local police and prosecuted for any of the alleged 
crimes/murders. Foreign Embassy Staff have registered their dismay 
along political circles, but as is common practice this leads to 
embarrassing faces all around. 
The recent death of the American lady on Kho Pi Pi was said to have 
the body taken to Bangkok for a autopsy by local police, however it 
was later established that the body was subsequently cremated 
without an autopsy having been performed. It has been established 
that the Thai authorities did however provide slices of the 
deceased skin for further examination by the deceased family at 
their own cost back in America. 
I'm wondering if this is some sort of pattern being established 
regarding expected follow-up by local and Bangkok police following 
foreigners deaths in the Kingdom Of Thailand? Is this a cover-up to 
save face for the future safety of foreign visitor's and tourists. 
It seems a backward way of doing so since all the foreign press are 
covering these as well as multiple other stories regarding life 
within Thailand. 
Please write (in Thai or any other language) and complain about 
Thai police corruption to Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen 
of NATO via this link 
 
http://www.nato.int/cps/en/SID-3B4BFD35-E159A3B6/natolive/contact.htm 
 
THAILAND: False criminal cases much more than a problem of money 
An October 17 article in the Bangkok Post reported that the 
Ministry of Justice there has to pay hundreds of millions of Thai 
Baht in compensation to people who have been wrongfully prosecuted 
for crimes they did not commit. 
The law providing for compensation, the Compensation for Victims of 
Crime Act BE 2544 (2001), arises from the 1997 Constitution of 
Thailand, which the military abrogated on September 19. Among 
relevant provisions, section 246 held that 
"Any person who has become the accused in a criminal case and has 
been detained during the trial shall, if it appears from the final 
judgement of that case that the accused did not commit the offence 
or the act of the accused does not constitute an offence, be 
entitled to appropriate compensation, expenses and the recovery of 
any right lost on account of that incident, upon the conditions and 
in the manner provided by law." 
According to the Post, the head of the Department of Rights and 
Liberties Protection has urged criminal investigators to get proof 
before arresting suspects, because his department has to pay out 
250 million Thai Baht (USD 6.7 million) for 2890 cases of false 
charges from last year alone. As its entire annual budget is only 
420 million Thai Baht (USD 11 million), it will spread the payments 
over two years, leaving the question hanging as to where the money 
will come from to pay those persons who claim compensation this 
year. The director, Charnchao Chaiyanukij, was quoted as saying 
that, 
"I would like to call on state officials involved in investigating 
the cases to collect clear evidence before making arrests, because 
wrongfully charged people, to whom the government has to pay 
compensation, account for more than 30 per cent of the cases 
deliberated." 
Where large numbers of serious criminal cases can be clearly 
identified as resting on false charges, something has gone awfully 
wrong. While the development of a law and office for payment of 
compensation to victims of state injustice in Thailand under the 
1997 Constitution is laudable, the issue cannot stop there. It is 
not just a matter of compensation and the problems that it is 
causing for the limited budget of a small government department. 
Rather, the claims for compensation are symptomatic of deeper 
ailments in the entire criminal justice system. These demand many 
more serious questions. They include the following. 
What is wrong with the supervisory system of the police? 
Criminal investigation is central to policing. Where large numbers 
of persons are being arrested, charged and tried without evidence, 
it means that there are serious defects in the police. The 
organisational structure of the police should guarantee supervision 
of investigators by superiors, and scrutiny of their work before it 
is used to deprive someone of his or her liberty. If the problem of 
false charges in Thailand is to be addressed, it is necessary to 
deal with this failure of supervision. It is also necessary to 
address long-recognised structural problems in the police force 
that have arisen due to its being built on principles of self 
sufficiency rather than centralised state support and control. 
What percentage of cases is deliberately fabricated? 
Among the wrongful serious criminal charges, while a certain number 
may simply be due to careless police work, others will have been 
deliberately concocted against innocent people, in exchange for 
cash or other favours. 
The police in Thailand are almost universally recognised as 
thoroughly corrupt and frequent users of torture and other means to 
extract confessions and falsify material evidence. They also have 
strong links with the crime world. 
Under these circumstances, it is not sufficient to urge 
investigators to check the facts before submitting a case. This may 
simply lead to more sophisticated falsification of evidence, 
particularly where the charges are serious, as in the cases 
demanding compensation from the government. The real issues go to 
the nature of justice and society in Thailand. Is the level of 
criminal intimidation in the society so high that the guilty 
persons cannot be prosecuted and innocent ones used instead? Are 
the police so heavily influenced by criminals that they will sooner 
falsify cases than seek to locate and charge the culprits? How can 
these deep institutional and social problems be addressed? 
What is wrong with the laws and procedures on evidence? 
The 1997 Constitution brought with it many reforms aimed at 
improving the delivery and management of criminal justice in 
Thailand. It contained specific provisions on the getting of 
evidence before arrest and inadmissibility of confessions obtained 
through torture or other illegal means. Notwithstanding, the 
judicial system in Thailand has still tended to rely 
disproportionately on police and witness testimony. This makes it 
easy for police to lodge wrongful charges against innocent persons. 
One important way to address this imbalance is to place a greater 
emphasis on forensic evidence, particularly when obtained by 
independent professionals. In Thailand, the Central Institute of 
Forensic Science has been a pioneer in this field; however, as it 
has challenged the established authority of the police it has been 
subject to heavy attacks and its work unnecessarily hampered. Much 
more needs to be done to develop the institute and the laws and 
procedures to admit and utilise reliable forensic evidence from 
reputed experts in conjunction with testimony. As Thailand is a 
modern and advanced society with more resources compared to many 
other countries in Asia, there is no acceptable reason for its 
criminal justice system to be left behind. Much more attention must 
be paid to scientific methods of investigation and the bringing of 
specialist testimony into the courts in Thailand. 
What is wrong with the public prosecution? 
The responsibility of the public prosecutor is to review cases 
before taking them to trial. However, it is widely known that in 
Thailand the prosecutor acts with little independence and relies 
almost exclusively upon whatever is given by the police or other 
criminal investigators. The prosecutor is not involved in the 
investigation work, except in some special cases. One person 
working for the office has described it as a "meatball factory": 
whatever it gets, it grinds up and serves to the courts without 
question. The unprofessional behaviour and lack of independence of 
the prosecutor's office also is a serious barrier to addressing the 
high number of false cases going to the courts. 
The announcement by the director of the Rights and Liberties 
Protection Department that his agency is struggling to pay off the 
large number of compensation claims lodged by wrongfully charged 
persons needs to receive widespread attention in Thailand. It is 
not simply a matter of budget; it is a matter of justice. 
The Asian Human Rights Commission urges all concerned branches of 
government to pay serious consideration to his request for evidence- 
 
based investigations, rather than evidence-free investigations, and 
examine the wider implications for their work. Above all, deep 
institutional defects in the police must be tackled: these have 
been known and studied for decades but are as yet among the biggest 
obstacles to the rule of law in Thailand. The AHRC also calls for 
widespread discussion about the problems among concerned 
professionals, which could be spearheaded by the Lawyers Council of 
Thailand and the National Human Rights Commission. They know the 
problems well, and are in a position to respond to them directly 
and concertedly. Only this way can the needed institutional 
solutions be found, and the costs of compensating victims of 
systemic injustice thereby be reduced. 
Perhaps it is a problem that The National Human Rights Commission 
is staffed in part by former members of The Royal Thai Police some 
of whom are acquainted with Mr Thaksin Shinawatra. 
On Dec 16 last year, the Supreme Court upheld the death sentence of 
the former deputy police commissioner after he was convicted of 
murdering Darawadee Srithanakhan and her son Seri, who were found 
dead in the family's wrecked Mercedes Benz in Saraburi on Aug 1, 
1994. 
http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/crimes/205046/chalor-stripped-of-his-rank 
 
Erik J C Young 
(Cousin of Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen of NATO)

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3. 02-12-2010 02:55

i will be happy if i can get teaching job in any of the school, in thailand.I come from NIgeria and am twenty two yeasr old having 2 years teaching experience and having my B.ed in English language

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4. 10-02-2011 02:44

I was wondering if they have trade schools that teach industrial arts (carpentry,welding, HVAC,etc.) By the way, why is some Blithering idiot like Eric Young even allowed to post his BLA! BLA! BLA! on here anyway. Stick to the subject at hand, Thai people could care less what you think.

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5. 18-03-2011 09:32

There has been a huge scandal and cover-up at Shrewsbury International School in Bangkok, Thailand. I have attached an article below that provides background material.  
In summary the Head of the School (Stephen Holroyd) employed a convicted sexual predator of young boys for about 8 years. During this time, the predator had access via his teaching duties of many young students. This predator had escaped from the USA and had remained in Thailand for 20 years using false identification papers. He was aided (perhaps inadvertedly)by those who employed him - namely the Principal of schools where he worked. The deeper you probe this story, it reveals a pathway of cover ups, corruption and violition of common decency. What is equally bad is that nobody in Thailand - the Heads of Schools- have been made accountable. Spread this story and make people like Stephen Holroyd accountable for their actions that has caused huge damage to the lives of many young people.  
 
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WHAS11) -- A man who everyone thought was dead, including the police, returned to Louisville from Thailand on Tuesday to face 20-year-old sex abuse charges. Even his family hadn't heard from him until last week. 
 
Michael Bond thought the case was long dropped until he tried to get some paperwork in Thailand and found out there was a 20-year-old warrant out for his arrest. Bond is back in Louisville now, but his brother says that's not something a guilty man would do. 
 
For almost 20 years, Bond's whereabouts remained a mystery to his family. Last week, out of nowhere, his brother received a phone call. Bond’s brother said that he quizzed the caller to confirm his identity because he couldn’t believe that Bond was calling after 20 years. 
 
Bond, who fled the country in 1991 after a grand jury indicted him on four counts of sex abuse  
19 years ago, was a swim coach and counselor with the Southwest YMCA. According to court documents, Bond would turn the lights off during story time, make the room completely dark, sit behind a child and fondle the child. Bond denied the allegations then and he denies them now. 
 
Bond’s brother says a guilty man would not return after being safely hidden for 20 years and he says Bond was a straight a student in high school and college. He has old newspaper clippings of articles featuring Bond who was awarded a fellowship to help deaf children. Former Mayor Harvey Sloane wrote Bond a commendation letter for completing 1500 volunteer service hours at a local hospital. 
 
His brother maintains his innocence, so why flee the country? Bond’s brother explains "He always said he didn't want to go to court because he didn't want the kids to have to go to court. He was worried about how they'd be treated.” He says Bond spent 23 years helping kids and would never hurt anyone. 
 
Bond’s brother said Bond was questioned about the incidents 20 years ago and was released and months later the indictment were issued. He's confident the judge will throw this case out.

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6. 23-03-2011 13:27

Greetings from Germany: 
 
I am an American citizen, currently residing in 
 
Germany, contemplating to return to Bangkok 
 
to teach History. If anyone is aware of any 
 
available teaching positions in my discipline, 
 
please contact me. 
 
Thank you. 
 
Sincerely, 
 
Dennis P. Habern

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7. 07-06-2011 07:05

I WAS A STUDENT OF THAI SIKH INTERNATIONL SCHOOL WAY BACK IN 1994 NOW DAYS WORKING AS AN ASSOCIATE ENGINEER IN PAKISTAN. I WANT TO WISH MY SCHOOL MAY MY SCHOOL PROGRESS ALOT AAMIN INAM UL HAQ MIRZA FROM PAKISTAN

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