Move Forward announced on Sunday that although Chaiyamparwaan was spared, he had been ordered by the party’s resolution to admit his guilt and issue public apologies to his three alleged victims, as well as provide remedies to the victims. The party has set a deadline for Chaiyamparwaan to complete these measures by Saturday (November 4).
But the board found that when Chaiyamparwaan held a press conference on Friday (November 3), he did not show any remorse and refused to accept that he had sexually harassed the three alleged victims and failed to sincerely apologise to them.
Worse still, the party said, Chaiyamparwaan had caused more damage to the alleged victims by exposing their information to the public.
“As a result, the party’s executive board resolved to ask the disciplinary and ethics committee to initiate a process to slap the highest disciplinary penalty with…
