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Mon, May 15, 2006 : Last updated 20:55 pm (Thai local time)



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Testing time for poll watchdog

Nam committee report tightens the noose on the Election Commission



REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE

Thailand's human-rights standing: a moment of truth

The good news was Thailand received 120 votes from the 191 United Nations members when secret ballots were cast on May 9 to elect 47 members of the newly established Human Rights Council.





To end religious strife, we need a leap of faith

Put a hundred people, mostly scholars and religious leaders pious in one of the three Abrahamic faiths, in a room for a dialogue on peaceful coexistence and what do you get?



Who pays for politics?

Last week, Khunying Pojaman Shinawatra was reported telling a Thai Rak Thai Party meeting that she would bear only half the costs of the coming election.






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