&ldquo;The EU believes in the right of all to express peacefully their opinions and calls upon the Thai authorities to abide by Thailand&#39;s obligations under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. Respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms must be upheld, and military courts should not be used to try civilian,&rdquo; the statement said.

EU condemns arrest of 14 students

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EU condemns arrest of 14 students

The European Union Tuesday issues a statement to criticise the Thai juntas over the arrest or 14 student activists, saying their arrest and charges for peacefully demonstrating on May 22 is a "disturbing development" and violation of human rights.

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