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Bangkok rally to pressure EC before ruling on 229 Senate election suspects
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The Internet Law Reform Dialogue, or iLaw, and the People’s Party are preparing a major march and rally in Bangkok on Sunday (September 13), seeking to pressure the Election Commission (EC) to prosecute all 229 people accused in the alleged collusion case surrounding the Senate election.
Key facts
- The campaign, called “People Speak Out: Prosecute 229”, will begin at iLaw’s office on Lat Phrao Soi 25 in the morning
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- The mobilisation comes one day before the EC is due to consider the Senate election case on Monday (September 14).
- Particular attention is being paid to whether all 229 accused will face prosecution, following criticism of an earlier decision by the EC’s 36th adjudication committee
Summary
The campaign, called “People Speak Out: Prosecute 229”, will begin at iLaw’s office on Lat Phrao Soi 25 in the morning. Participants will march along Lat Phrao Road before gathering at the Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (BACC) at Pathum Wan intersection in the evening.
The mobilisation comes one day before the EC is due to consider the Senate election case on Monday (September 14).