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Cooking lessons, guilty; coup, no problem
"I won't leave! I won't leave! I won't..." "LEAVE!" Among all the responses to the judicial sacking of the prime minister of Thailand, Samak Sundaravej, this week, the … more →
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Cooking lessons, guilty; coup, no problem
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Awzar Thi wrote 2 months ago: "I won't leave! I won't leave! I won't..." "LEAVE!" Among all the re … more →
Victory of the coup-makers
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Awzar Thi wrote 2 months ago: Two years to the month since the army in Thailand launched its latest takeover of government, the p … more →
Forces Coalesce
tokalulu wrote 8 months ago: THIS post is predominantly about post-1999 Fiji. It is my attempt to understand why the 2000 coup to … more →
A policy of not solving human rights cases
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Awzar Thi wrote 9 months ago: In recent weeks Thailand’s media has attentively reported on the arrest of some paramilitary … more →
Generals' agenda antithetical to rule of law
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Awzar Thi wrote 1 year ago: “Power equals law” (Thai Rath, 20 July 2007) In a radio interview at the end of July, … more →
Force-feeding democracy
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Awzar Thi wrote 1 year ago: The interim government of Thailand is about to make a spectacle of itself — one that will mak … more →
Thailand's real enemy is insincerity
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Awzar Thi wrote 1 year ago: The Constitutional Tribunal pulls democracy out of the fire… or drops it in? (Source: Maticho … more →
A generals' charter in judges' clothing
Awzar Thi wrote 1 year ago: Alexander Hamilton wrote in the Federalist Papers that, where powers of the government are properly … more →
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