Today’s Thailand News Today was recorded stay at the Thammasat University Tha Prachan Campus.
Sarasas teacher, who allegedly abused students, information grievance against student’s parents for assault
After being fired and charged with assault, a Nonthaburi instructor has now filed a police complaint against a student’s mother and father for allegedly assaulting her.
The instructor, Onuma Ploadprong at the Sarasas Witaed Ratchaphruek School, says the parents assaulted her after they saw classroom surveillance digital camera footage of her allegedly pushing and hitting kindergarten students.
The instructor is represented by the same lawyer who is representing the Sarasas personal faculty in Nonthaburi, a suburb north of Bangkok. Complaints of lecturers allegedly abusing and mistreating students were filed after surveillance footage of the Sarasas classrooms have been shared with dad and mom and on social media.
After Unbelievable from Onuma’s classroom had been shared on-line, the Office of the Private Education Commission set up a committee to investigate the entire 42 Sarasas private colleges round Thailand.
Students at northeastern college accuse police of disrupting rally, harassment
Students at Maha Sarakham University, in the north-east of the country, are accusing the police of harassing them and making an attempt to disrupt a planned rally.
The chief of a pro-democracy scholar group has pointed out plain-clothes and uniformed officers who arrived at the university to carry out a search, and to remind organisers of the legal guidelines governing public gatherings.
Police allegedly removed copies of a purple e-book which contained the students’ now notorious 10-point manifesto. They have additionally taken poetry collections written by college students in the Free People Movement.
Boxes of these same books had been confiscated by police on the morning of the September 19 rally. Some 45,000 books were seized from a home in an estate close to the university’s Rangsit campus.
This time, the pro-democracy activists accuse the police of making an attempt to dam entry to the university’s sports ground, the place the rally was being held.
Poll exhibits many Thais don’t help the student protests
Meanwhile, a ballot carried out by The Super Poll Research Centre reveals that the majority of those surveyed disagree with how anti-government protests are being carried out.
1,200 individuals were surveyed on what constitutes unacceptable behaviour. Over 97% say the scholars had been inciting others (I suspect that’s the thought of the protests), over 96% mentioned the abuse of institutions, over 94% mentioned the students have been slandering others and over 93% talked about the utilization of rude words. Only 2.6% of those surveyed say the protesters’ actions have been acceptable.
Pattaya to host consuming contest next weekend, everyone welcome
Pattaya will host a big consuming contest next weekend with everyone welcome to join in the fun. Sounds like some nice fun but the organisers have been flooded with complaints.
The occasion shall be held at the Royal Garden Plaza shopping centre with prizes valued at greater than a hundred,000 baht. Even organisers say they expect up to forty groups to register for the competition on October 10 and eleven.
Organisers say the contest is open to all ages, intercourse and nationalities though minors might need to signal a waiver. There is a seven hundred baht registration payment which varies depending on the event. Our submit about the contest on the Thaiger has drawn nearly common condemnation from readers, most saying that the competition is inappropriate given the dire situation for many Thais presently.
Mother and daughter pressured to promote home due to neighbour who won’t cease singing
A mother and daughter in the central province of Nonthaburi are being pressured to sell their house in an try and get away from their neighbour’s fixed singing.
50 year old Somthop, and her 25 12 months outdated daughter, Kanchana, are now advertising the reality that the property comes with a free singer.
Their neighbour, 41 yr previous Saksit, runs a meals enterprise from his residence, but when he has no clients, he likes to sing and play his guitar. The neighbours have been preventing for a yr, and even the police haven’t been able to resolve the situation..