Mother of slain paramedic urges Yingluck to apologise
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Phayao Akhad, mother of a paramedic killed during 2010 crackdowns, called for Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra to issue an apology for have "betrayed the people" by pushing for a blanket amnesty that would cover those responsible for the crackdowns.
“Supporters of amnesty acted like thieves calling for help to shield the government after being caught trying to steal from the people,” she said.
Phayao urged the red shirts not fall prey to protect the government, which had been insensitive to the people’s feelings.
The Nation
