‘Rung’ Chi Ratchan, taking care of the inmates, asks that stateless people are not people? After ‘Sam’ in the 112 case was attacked
on the 3rd of july Ms. Panassaya Sitthichirawatanakul or rainbow People’s group leader has posted a message via Facebook about the case Mr Sam Samat or ‘Art’ stateless man the accused under Section 112 of the Criminal Code, stating that
“Brother Sam Samat has not been released on bail. They were also physically abused in prisons. He was teased and booed by other inmates because he thought he was the reason others weren’t pardoned. How do the staff take care of each other? that something like this happened Will you find safety in the prison? Do you still have wisdom? Keeping inmates safe is the duty of those of you who receive your income from the tax of the people.
Please don’t forget Sam. He shouldn’t have been there in the first place. and also unable to bail due to lack of citizenship, which was the fault of the state in the first place
Why is it that stateless people are not people?
Ms. Panasaya has tagged Facebook. “Ministry of Justice Ministry Of Justice, Thailand
Public Relations Department of Corrections” to ask for answers as well.
Later, Ms. Panassaya posted another message that “Sam is another person who contracted coronavirus in prison. both congestion poor hygiene and the protection that is done as if ceremonial causing a large number of inmates to contract covid From the usual outside employers to visit and contact, it is already difficult. With the arrival of covids, it makes it even more difficult for lawyers. and relatives of the inmates
And I heard that the number of deaths in prisons from the coronavirus has reached 41, the largest cluster in the country that does not know what the situation inside is now. When the news of Covid in the prison starts to be quiet, I’m really worried about the people inside.
I would like to express my condolences to the relatives of the deceased.”
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