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	The NHRC is expected to complete its fact-finding probe within 30 days, before drawing its conclusion on alleged human rights violations in connection with the rally.</div>
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	Police fired teargas canisters and clashed with protesters at Makawan Rangsan Bridge near Government House on November 24.</div>
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	&ldquo;Should abuses be found, the NHRC will make recommendations for relevant agencies to rectify the situation,&rdquo; commission member Niran Pitakwatchara said.</div>
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	Although the NHRC has no power to enforce its recommendations, it can initiate a judicial review on the victims&rsquo; behalf, he said.</div>
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Rights panel to call Chalerm to hearing on rally

The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) will summon Deputy Prime Minister Chalerm Yoobamrung to testify at the December 7 hearing on the Pitak Siam rally.