Bangkok Post
Yellow-shirt supporters of the Thai Patriots Network insisted on Saturday that they would continue rallying at Government House even though the five Thais were freed by the Phnom Penh Municipal Court yesterday, reports said.
“We will keep on protesting until the remaining two Thais are released”, a network core leader said on the rally stage.
The court on Friday afternoon gave each of the five Thais, including Democrat MP Panich Vikitsreth, a suspended jail term as they were found guilty on two counts of trespassing on Cambodia territory and illegal entry into military area.
The verdict has not yet been passes on the cases of Veera Somkwamkid, a coordinator of the network, and his secretary Ratree Pipatanapaibul.
They both face allegations that they spied on Cambodian military affairs and have been charged with espionage.
Mr Veera has been denied bail and remains at Prey Sar prison.
Ms Ratree was granted a bail and is staying at the Thai embassy in Phnom Penh.
Army of reporters are now waiting at Suvarnabhumi airport to report the return of the five Thais after they were jailed in the neighbouring country's prison alomost one month.
4 comments:
Who is a bizarre Mike? What are you trying to say? I could not figure out the meaning of paragraph. Please clarify your speech before your next writing. It would be ashamed to write a broken English to allow people to see your weakness of knowledge.
Mike seems smart, he makes a lot of comments, but his English is still not sufficient. sometimes, it is hard to know what he tries to talk. Back to school, Mike.
It is better to keep them all in jail. They never appreciated what we do for them.
After we release them, they still barking like dirty dogs, i think we should let them thai-thief taste new machine gun from Germany...Thai new commander said, he will let their soldier keep shooting khmer crossing into Thailand, we should do the same thing to them, if they came in next time! No kissing ass!
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