For security reasons transfer date of Zaw Lin/Wai Phyo from Samui prison to high security Nakhon Si Thammarat Prison will be kept secret.
TOKYO JAPAN TAI EMBASSY
campaign shirts in progress cr. Kyaw Mg Mg
PannPwint – Celebrity manmar burma
THAILAND cr.Minthu Nya
25.12. protest thailand
Photo မ်ိဳးမင္းထြန္း
Credit ကိုစိန္သန္း
ေန႔လည္ ၂ နာရီ ေက်ာ္တဲ့အထိ လူစုမကြဲေသးပါ။
ျပည္လမ္းတစ္ျခမ္းပိတ္သြားပါျပီ။
ျပည္သူမ်ားက ကမၻာမေၾက နိုင္ငံေတာ္သီခ်င္း သံျပိဳင္
သီဆိုေနၾကပါတယ္။ myanmar burma
Date: 24th December, 2015
To
H.E Prime Minister,
Government of the Kingdom of Thailand
C/O
Ambassador Thailand Embassy in Yangon
The 88 Generation Peace and Open Society’s objection against death sentences of two Myanmar migrant workers
We learned that the Thai court sentenced two Myanmar migrant workers to death on 24th December 2015 after convicting them of murders of two British citizens, Mr. David Miller and Ms. Hannah Witheridge, on Koh Tao Island.
This verdict came out despite international lawyers and human rights groups publicly pointed out the Myanmar migrant workers were wrongly accused by Thai Police, there was a lack of key witnesses, and flaws in DNA tests and procedures of forensic pathologists during the police investigation occured.
This case proves that the Thai judiciary has weaknesses and there is a significant ground for international criticism. We want our citizens to enjoy justice and the right to fair trial.
Hence, we, THE 88 GENERATION (Peace and Open Society) hereby object those death sentences of two Myanmar migrant workers. We urge you to pay an utmost attention to review this case and the verdict.
Min Ko Naing
THE 88 GENERATION (Peace and Open Society)
Hours after the verdict, President’s Office director Zaw Htay wrote on Facebook that the government would support Zaw Lin and Wai Phyo, both 22, during their expected appeals.
“The Burmese government will continue to help through diplomatic channels without damaging Thailand’s sovereignty, its independent court ruling and bilateral relations between Burma and Thailand,” he said, adding that if needed the government would appeal to the Thai Privy Council for a reduction in the sentences. Continue reading “#update #MYANMAR #PROTEST #THAILAND #DEATH #SENTENCE #JAPAN #TOKYO”
democracy for burma 
You must be logged in to post a comment.