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EDITORIAL Informed public charter's best hope A perfect constitution is of no use if people don't understand how to make it work for democracy and for them OVERDRIVE Somkid an unlikely ally for Surayud in bid to discredit ex-PM Thaksin Shinawatra has been kicked out of office. His Thai Rak Thai Party is about to be dissolved. Burma could be next humanitarian folly Having recognised the potential for humanitarian assistance to go awry, the Burmese democracy movement has fought long and hard to ensure that international humanitarian assistance is delivered in an accountable and transparent manner, and does not entrench the junta, the State Peace and Development Council (SPDC).	Top Stories Sexy dress exposed ugly truths about society's hypocrisy Post-coup Thailand in the eyes of the US and China Where have all of Suvarnabhumi's 'consultants' gone? The Suvarnabhumi mess: who's in charge here? Somkid an unlikely ally for Surayud in bid to discredit ex-PM

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