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Thailand has contracted foreign legal advisers to assist Thailand in the disputes with Cambodia at the International Court of Justice known as world court.
Foreign Minister Kasit Piromya said on Wednesday that he already discuss the dispute with three legal advisers during his recent visit to Geneva of Switzerland.
Cambodia has asked the World Court to clarify its 1962 ruling about Preah Vihear Temple on its disputed border with Thailand.
Cambodia told the ICJ in its complaint that the request "for the interpretation of the Court's judgment concerning the temple of Preah Vihear was prompted by "Thailand's repeated armed aggression to exert its claims to Cambodian territory.
"My meeting with the foreign legal advisers is a preparation for Thailand's defence in the world court against Cambodia's complaint," Kasit said.
The Thai legal team on the matter is Thai Ambassador to the Hague Veerachai Palasrai, a former director general of Legal Department, Foreign Minisstry.
Veerachai's team will work together with the foreign adviser, Kasit said.
The World Court has invited Thailand to enter the verbal argument session from May 30 to 31 and Veerachai will represent Thailand in the session.
Both countries will present their documents and arguments in the session. It is expected that the World Court may be able to rule.
6 comments:
I wonder what would happen if the court reverse its decision and reward the temple back to Thailand ?
ah siem thugs will try to fight it, but whether they can win with the law is another thing. so these siem thugs need to be educated about the law, really! you can't just steal from people, ok!
We will get Surin and Buriram back to Cambodia!
a thug is organizing their team to steal from cambodia by going against the law, what a stupid idiot ah siem thugs really are, you know!
The Thai legal team will pee in their diapers in May before the Hague committee!
They will simply go home and order their military to leave Khmer land and temple...
enuff is enuff....remember that even BangCock is Khmer land to begin with...Siem are native to Southern China...in Yunnan.
yes, bangkok is a derivative of khmer words "boeng kak" meaning the the wetland where the kak weeds grow. of course, if you know the history, the areas in present-day bangcock was all wetland where weeds(kak in khmer) grew. khmer people know the real meaning in khmer language when we see or hear one, you know! of course, ah siem was influent and adopted or borrowed many khmer words into their siem language, you know! i think ah siem should change the spelling bangcock to boeng kak in khmer, really! the same with the other name krong thep which in khmer language mean the city of angel. krong is city town in khmer language and thep is the same as tevoda or angel in khmer my khmer language, you know! get educated, ok!
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