Supreme Court Orders Thai Police to Pay Victim 4.3 Million Baht for Torture
After a 17-year legal battle, Thailand's Supreme Court has ordered the police to pay over 4.3 million baht in damages to a man tortured into confessing to a robbery in 2009. The ruling also mandates the expungement of his criminal record.
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