Former PM Thaksin Can Exercise Legal Rights Under Amnesty Law, Says People's Party Leader
Thailand's People's Party leader, Nattaphong, stated that former Prime Minister Thaksin can legally exercise his rights under the amnesty law without political bargaining. He also suggested that the Prime Minister's lawsuits against certain individuals are politically motivated, raising concerns about stifling criticism of public figures.
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