Political activists in Thailand are seeking permission to get their electronic monitoring (EM) tags removed after the Thai Court granted permission for a female actress, Savika “Pinky” Chaiyadaj, to have her tag removed.
Thai activists demand the removal of their EM tags, claiming they have committed no harm, caused no loss, and have not committed fraud or murder.
According to a report on Amarin TV, Pinky, one of the suspects in the Forex-3D scam, went to the Criminal Court on Ratchada Pisek Road yesterday and got permission to remove her EM tag.
The actress told the Court that she found it difficult to work in the entertainment industry while wearing an EM tag. The Court agreed to her request.
Political activist, Parit “Penguins” Chiwarak, later shared Pinky’s news on Facebook. He said…
“When will we be able to remove the EM tag? Our charges did not cause any loss…
