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Thailand apologizes for 2004 massacre of 85 Muslims; UN rights experts fear justice fading

Thailand apologizes for 2004 massacre of 85 Muslims; UN rights experts fear justice fading

  • UN rights experts "extremely alarmed that without further action” the cases “will end prematurely when a statute of limitations expires”
  • The "Tak Bai Massacre" took place under the administration of Paetongtarn’s father, Thaksin Shinawatra, a key figure behind her ruling Pheu Thai Party
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