อ.จรัล เดินทางเข้าพบเจ้าหน้าที่อียู ยื่นหนังสือ แลกเปลี่ยนความคิดเห็นประเด็นหลักฯ เช่น การจัดทำรัฐธรรมนูญฉบับใหม่ นิรโทษกรรม การจับกุมคุมขังผู้วิจารณ์กษัตริย์ และนักโทษการเมือง ร่วมทั้ง ร่วมรณรงค์ปล่อยทนายอานนท์ และนักโทษการเมือง

Jaran Ditapichai
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บ่ายวันนี้ ไปพบเจ้าหน้าที่อียู ฝ่ายดูแลประเทษไทย และสิทธิมนุษยชน ยื่นหนังสือ แลกเปลี่ยนความคิดเห็นประเด็นหลักฯ การจีดทำรัฐธรรมนูญ นิรโทษกรรม การจับกุมคุมขังปู้วิจารณ์กษัตริย์ และนักโทษการเมือง ร่วมรณนรงค์ปล่อยทนายอานนท์ อำภา มิเข่นนั้น อานนท์จะติดคุกถึง 50 ปี

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หนังสือที่ อ.จรัลยื่นให้เจ้าหน้าที่อียู 

Thailand Political Landscape and Trends in 2025: Stagnation, Suppression, and Status Quo

 
1..Continuity of Status Quo under the Pheu Thai Government: The government of Paetongtarn Shinawatra, with the Pheu Thai Party as the head of government, succeeding the government of Srettha Thavisin, has been in power for five months. It is not only still a coalition government of loyal conservatives, but most of the ministers are the same. The policies are also the same, focusing on the economy, attempting to implement populist policies, giving 10,000 baht to each person to please the people, and having no progressive political policies, continuing to delay the drafting of a new constitution. It has not yet granted amnesty to political prisoners and has obstructed the enactment of military reform laws. In particular, it has not even touched on or mentioned the amendment of Article 112 of the Criminal Code, which prohibits defamation, insult, or threats against the monarchy (Lèse Majesté). The arrest and imprisonment of youth, students, and members of the public continue. 43 people have been sentenced to prison, including lawyer Anon Nampa, who has been sentenced to 18 years and 10 months in prison. However, despite the urgent and long-term economic problems, the government has not been able to alleviate them. The Thai economy will continue to decline. 

 2. Opposition to the People’s Party: The King, the coalition government, the elite, the Constitutional Court, the Court of Justice, the Election Commission, as well as the military, the Senate, big capitalists, etc., are forming an alliance to oppose the People’s Party democratic reforms in every way, especially in parliamentary proposals, and local elections, There is rumor that there is a plan in place to disqualify members of the House of Representatives belonging to the People’s Party, who campaign for the reform of Lese Majeste law even to the point of dissolving the People’s Party. 

 3. Weakened Democratic Movement: The movement for democracy outside of parliament is still weak because most of the leaders of the student and people's movement have been arrested and imprisoned. Some have fled the country to seek political asylum in Europe, Canada, and the United States, creating a leadership vacuum in the country. At the same time, the government continues to arrest critics of the King and those who propose reforms to the monarchy, hence limiting freedom of expression to the point of violating human rights. Fighting outside of parliament is even more difficult. The people who once united against the military government now split into 2 camps, one supporting the current Pheu Thai government and the other People’s party. This makes it more difficult for the people movement to unite and force the policy. So many people place their hopes in parliament. 

 4. Lack of Interest in International Affairs: The government and most Thai people are not interested in international politics, or affairs, such as the Russian invading Ukraine war or the Israel destroying Palestinian. There are some concerns about the aggressive policies of US President Donald Trump on trade conflict with the People's Republic of China. The Thai government continues to pursue a policy of indifference towards Myanmar, a neighboring country with a border spanning more than 2,000 kilometers. As long as the civil war does not end and Myanmar is not a democracy, Thailand and ASEAN will not be stable. 5. Appeal to the European Union: We call on the European Union to pay attention to the political situation in Thailand and, more importantly, the role of the Thai monarchy. As long as King Vajiralongkorn still controls politics, Thailand will never be a democracy. This will not be beneficial and will not benefit most countries in the European Union.