Ex-TAT governor loses final appeal against long prison sentence
International Film Festival bribery case draws to an end
Former Tourism Authority of Thailand governor Juthamas Siriwan, left, and her daughter Jittisopha are taken by Corrections Department officials to the Central Women’s Correctional Institution in May 2017 after the Central Criminal Court for Corruption and Miscoundct Cases sentenced them in the Bangkok International Film Festival Festival bribery case. (File photo: Patipat Janthong)
The bribery case over the hosting of the Bangkok International Film Festival came to an end on Monday, when the Supreme Court upheld long prison sentences for former Tourism Authority of Thailand governor Juthamas Siriwan and her daughter.
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