FaceOff: Are Our Political Parties Practising Democracy Pt.1
The election umpire, INEC recently lifted the ban on activities towards the 2015 general elections and the various Political Parties started congresses and sale of nomination forms. Although...
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Thais Will Wait Another Year for Return to Democracy
World News - Thursday 27th November, 2014
BANGKOK -- A Thai general election planned for next year will be delayed until 2016, pushing back the promised return to democracy. Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha, who led ...
West Australian - Thursday 27th November, 2014
Bangkok (AFP) - A British man wanted by UK police for a string of paedophile offences has been arrested in northeast Thailand, immigration officials said."He has been charged by British police ...
West Australian - Thursday 27th November, 2014
Bangkok (AFP) - Thailand's junta said Thursday elections in the military-ruled kingdom would likely be delayed until 2016, days after military officials ruled out lifting martial law any time ...
Straits Times - Thursday 27th November, 2014
Thailand 3 Thailand coach Kiatisuk Senamuang was all smiles at a post-match press conference last night, cracking jokes and staying back to take pictures with admiring journalists. Who can ...
RTT News - Thursday 27th November, 2014
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Thai democracy on hold as election pushed back to 2016
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Hong Kong (CNN) -- Seven Hong Kong police officers have been arrested for assault over an alleged case of police brutality at pro-democracy protests last month which shocked residents of the Chinese territory.
Footage of the alleged assault, taken by a TV crew at the city's main protest site in Admiralty on October 15, was widely disseminated online, sparking an outcry from the public, politicians and rights groups.
It appeared to show officers leading the man to a dark corner, where he was laid on the ground and repeatedly kicked and punched while others stood around, keeping watch.
The alleged victim was identified as Ken Tsang, a member of the Civic Party political group. He is also a social worker and a member of the 1,200 member election committee that chooses Hong Kong's leader. Photos were subsequently released by the Civic Party showing Tsang with a bruised face and welts on his back.
Protester Ken Tsang is led away by police ahead of an alleged assault on October 15.
Tsang displays bruising to his face following an alleged police assault.
Tsang also sustained injuries to his back during the alleged assault.
In a statement Wednesday announcing the arrests, police addressed criticism they had taken too long to act, saying they had not delayed the handling of the case. The statement said Tsang had failed to show up to an identification parade Wednesday.
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Thais Will Wait Another Year for Return to Democracy
World News - Thursday 27th November, 2014
BANGKOK -- A Thai general election planned for next year will be delayed until 2016, pushing back the promised return to democracy. Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha, who led ...
West Australian - Thursday 27th November, 2014
Bangkok (AFP) - A British man wanted by UK police for a string of paedophile offences has been arrested in northeast Thailand, immigration officials said."He has been charged by British police ...
West Australian - Thursday 27th November, 2014
Bangkok (AFP) - Thailand's junta said Thursday elections in the military-ruled kingdom would likely be delayed until 2016, days after military officials ruled out lifting martial law any time ...
Straits Times - Thursday 27th November, 2014
Thailand 3 Thailand coach Kiatisuk Senamuang was all smiles at a post-match press conference last night, cracking jokes and staying back to take pictures with admiring journalists. Who can ...
RTT News - Thursday 27th November, 2014
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Thais Will Wait Another Year for Return to Democracy