Draft law on tackling forced disappearances, torture gets green light

23 June 2020
The Nation
Human rights
forced disappearances / human rights violation

The Cabinet on Tuesday (June 23) gave the go-ahead to a draft law on the prevention and suppression of torture and forced disappearances, deputy government spokesperson Rachada Thanadirek said.

This bill aims to protect every citizen from being tortured or “disappeared” by state officials as well as provide justice to victims. It also targets human rights violations.

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