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Chanchai Issarasenarak: The whistleblower who put Thaksin behind bars
11 Sept 10:36Key points summarised by AI
Whistleblower Chanchai Issarasenarak spearheaded the legal challenge that ultimately led to former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra's recent jailing.
Chanchai relentlessly pursued three petitions over 14 months, arguing that Thaksin's prolonged hospital stay did not constitute actual imprisonment.
The Supreme Court's September 9 verdict, prompted by Chanchai's efforts, ruled Thaksin's hospital detention invalid, ensuring he served his one-year sentence.
This landmark ruling upholds the rule of law, demonstrating that even powerful figures like Thaksin cannot evade justice and serves as a warning against corruption.
Remains of four Thais killed in Israel to arrive home tomorrow
Today 01:34Key points summarised by AI
The remains of four Thai nationals, killed in a rocket attack in northern Israel on October 31, will be repatriated to Thailand tomorrow for funerals in their hometowns.
These fatalities bring the total number of Thai nationals killed in Israel since October last year to 50, with six still believed to be in captivity; both Thai and Israeli officials expressed condolences and commitments to preventing future tragedies.