Relatives of victims reject reconciliation bill
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Families of 2010 political turmoil victims led by Kamolket Akahad's brother Nattapat Akahad held a press conference against national reconciliation bill Thursday.
They called for removal of Department of Special Investigation director-general Tarit Pengdith out of the probing team.
Akahad family stated that they will reject the pass of National Reconciliation Bill, which will acquit everyone who found guilty involving in political since 2006 Coup d’etat; including people who ordered and killed citizens during the crisis. Akahad family also reject Pheu Thai MP Worachai Hema’s Amnesty Bill as the Act acquits the murderer. As long as they don’t see justice bring up to light, the Akahads will continue rejecting the act.
Kamolket Akahad was a 25-years-old field nurse volunteered during the 2010 crisis; she was shot to dead on May 19 while performing medical aid to other patient. Her death left her family in sorrow until now. Still, there is no sign of progress on investigation of Kamolket’s death yet.
