2012-03-20
Xinhua
Thai Foreign Minister Surapong Tovichakchaikul said Tuesday he would travel to Cambodia in April to discuss the possibility of exchanging criminals between the two countries in an effort to help the two Thai nationals jailed in Phnom Penh.
Both of them are among those seven Thais who travelled to inspect overlapping border along Thailand's Sa Kaeo province and Cambodia's Banteay Meanchey province late December 2010 and were then captured for illegal entry and trespassing into Cambodia's military zone.
But Veera Somkwamkid, leader of the Thai Patriot Network, and his secretary Ratree Pipattanapaiboon face added spying charges on top of those two charges. Five others were released on bail in mid- January, 2011.
The minister said that he would seek a chance to have discussion with his Cambodian counterpart Hor Namhong about the possibility to establish a prisoner exchange accord between the two nations while visiting Cambodia to attend ASEAN meetings.
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The Siem thuggish leaders authorizing and sponsoring the killing of Cambodian unarmed civilian along Cambodian-Siem border and there is no need to establish any prisoner exchange accord with Cambodia! As long as the Siem thuggish leaders continue to kill unarmed Cambodian civilian along the border and any diplomatic effort, treaties, and accord are meaningless!
Why the stupid Cambodian leaders must value the life of the Siem more than the Cambodian? You just guess it! It is because the stupid Cambodian government is a Vietcong slave puppet government!
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