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"Other red-shirt MPs might have their own reasons to comply with the party's resolution, but I can't let those who ordered the killing of people to go scot-free. So, I have abstained and fear that the red shirts will lose faith in the Pheu Thai Party for
“A lot of red-shirt people cannot tolerate seeing murderers go unpunished. The DAAD and the Pheu Thai are still brothers, but we are free to make our own moves … The people will take a stand on the main road, because we know that it is a dead-end soi that Pheu Thai is luring us down. We will not enter this soi, but will wait at the mouth.”
Jatuporn Promphan, a leader of the Democratic Alliance against Dictatorship (DAAD)
“I am very unhappy that the House panel changed this bill because I lost my father, and others have lost their relatives. Now the wrongdoers will never be punished, so you all have blood on your hands. Nobody in this House has lost a relative other than me. I want to use this chance to try and bring the ones who killed my father to justice... I call on the panel to review the bill and bring justice.”
Khattiya Sawasdipol, Pheu Thai party-list MP
