Democracy activist subjected to 'attitude adjustment' after plaque complaint
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The coordinator of a so-called Dharma-based democracy club was taken on Thursday to “adjust his attitude” after he challenged authorities by filing a police complaint regarding the disappearance of the historical plaque marking the Siamese Revolution in 1932.
The man, identified as Boonsin Yokthip, was taken from Dusit Police Station after he finished filing the complaint with police.
Boosin reportedly said he wanted officers to take him to the attitude adjustment session so that he could explain true democracy to them.
The officers reportedly took Boonsin to the nearby 11th Military Circle.
