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Media Advisory:
BANGKOK JUNE 19, 2010: Today, Saturday June 19, 2010 at 1.30pm there will be a memorial service for the people who were killed at Wat Pathum Vanaram on May 18 and 19 2010.
Following the memorial service a media conference will be held comprising people who were wounded at the temple on May 18 and 19 and some of the relative of those who were killed.
Amongst the people attending will be:
1. Mr Buasri Tumma from Chaiyaphome province who was shot in the left foot.
2. Mr.Narongsak Singmae from Cholburi who was shot in the abdomen, thigh and chest.
3. Mr Vasant Sairasmee (Keng) who is the rescue staff and was next to nurse, Kamolked.
4. Mr Tonethong, the head of Siamruamjai rescue foundation who was in the incident.
5. Mrs Payoa Hakhark, the mother of the nurse, Kamolked.
English language translators will be on hand to assist non-Thai speaking members of the media.
We apologize for the short notice but details have been kept confidential due to the current SEO provisions.
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Media Advisory:
RATCHAPRASONG, MAY 9, 2010: United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD) leaders will announce their response to the five point reconciliation road map outlined by Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva at a media briefing at 6.00pm at the Ratchaprasong stage today, May 9, 2010.
The announcement by core UDD leaders will address all of the requirements for the red-shirt rally at Ratchaprasong to come to an end.
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Media advisory:
RATCHAPRASONG, APRIL 21, 2010: Tomorrow, April 22, 2010, at 10am a group of 50 Pheu Thai MPs will visit the UN Building on Rajadamnern Nok Avenue, Bangkok and present a letter to staff for forwarding to UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon.
One hour later, at 11am, the same group of parliamentarians will visit the US Embassy at 95 Wireless Road to hand a copy of the same letter to the US Ambassador, Eric G. John, for forwarding to President Barack Obama.
The letter will outline the human rights abuses and atrocities committed against the peaceful protesters from the United Front or Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD), aka the red-shirts, on April 10, 2010 by the Thai military acting on orders from Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva.
The letter will ask the UN Secretary General and the US Government to investigate the deaths of protesters, to apply pressure on the Thailand Government to cease human rights abuses against the red-shirt protesters and to restore media freedom.
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Urgent Media Advisory:
RATCHAPRASONG, APRIL 17, 2010: We have been advised by three separate and previously reliable sources that a military operation will commence at 4am today, Saturday, April 17, 2010 in an attempt to clear United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD) red-shirt protesters from the Ratchaprasong area.
In addition, we have been advised that tanks have been sent from Prachin Buri by rail and have arrived in Bangkok.
This information has been supplied in the early hours of Saturday morning and is in addition and from sources not associated with the information we received on Friday evening. We have done everything possible to try and verify this information and consider it to be extremely credible.
The information supplied by several sources on Friday evening was that:
1. There are many ambulances around Rajaprasong this evening even though there are many hospitals in the area.
2. Intelligence report says that weapons are being transported via Sansaeb Canal.
3. Extra war weapons are being brought in from Prachinburi ETA 10 pm at Bangsue.
4. Police Sources report that snipers are being placed on roof tops at Rajaprasong.
5. Soldiers are instructed to wear combat uniforms this evening.
6. Trucks with Amplifiers are being prepared.
7. Chinook Helicopters are being prepared, possibly to transport captured people.
8. Military Barrack at Hat Yai is being prepared for a prison camp.
This information is supplied on an “in good faith basis”.
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Urgent Media Advisory:
RATCHAPRASONG, APRIL 16, 2010: We have received the following credible information indicating the Thai government will attempt to clear red-shirt protesters from Ratchaprasong tonight and continue with their failed attempt of this morning to assassinate UDD leaders.
The information supplied late this afternoon from various reliable sources states:
1. Many ambulances around Rajaprasong this evening even though there are many hospitals in the area.
2. Intelligence report says that weapons are being transported via Sansaeb Canal.
3. Extra war weapons are being brought in from Prachinburi ETA 10 pm at Bangsue.
4. Police Sources report that snipers are being placed on roof tops at Rajaprasong.
5. Soldiers are instructed to wear combat uniforms this evening.
6. Trucks with Amplifiers are being prepared.
7. Chinook Helicopters are being prepared, possibly to transport captured people.
8. Military Barrack at Hat Yai is being prepared for a prison camp.
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RATCHAPRASONG, APRIL 16, 2010: Pheu Thai Party (PTP) will conduct a press conference on Saturday, April 17th at 10:30 at the Party’s Head Quarter Rama 4 Road, Bangkok.
As the CAPO and the Military have used all local media to present their own case about the April 10 clashes, they have at the same time banned the red-shirt media from explaining or cross examining the distorted facts they have presented.
This situation violates the basic human rights and the rights of free speech. The red-shirt movement has no other effective means to show their own evidences and explanations of what really happened.
Pheu Thai Party (PTP) would like to invite all foreign press correspondents and bloggers in Thailand to attend a press conference to discuss and hear alternative evidences and explanations.
The press conference will be conducted by:
- Woravat Auapinyakul, MP, Pheu Thai Party,
- Colonel Anudith Nakornthap, MP, Pheu Thai Party,
- Jirayu Huangsub, Deputy Spokesperson, Pheu Thai Party
- Cholnant Srikaew MD. MP, Pheu Thai Party
- Titima Chaisang MP. Pheu Thai Party
The Press Conference will begin at 10:30, April 17th.
Posted on behalf of,
Jirayu Huangsup
Deputy Spokesperson
Pheu Thai Party
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Ratchaprasong, APRIL 14, 2010: Core United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD) leader Natthawut Saikua has this morning announced that all red-shirt protesters and infrastructure will today be moved from Phan Fa Bridge to Ratchaprasong on Ploenchit Rd in central Bangkok.
The decision to consolidate the protest in the heart of the Bangkok business and shopping district was reached following a meeting of UDD leaders where fresh information relating to the ongoing security risk to protesters was tabled.
In addition to consolidating protesters in the center of Bangkok, upgraded security arrangements will be implemented at and around the Ratchaprasong stage following the information tabled this morning.
Mr. Natthawut said business owners in and around the Ratchaprasong rally site have nothing to fear from the consolidation as the red-shirt protesters were committed to protesting peacefully.
“We regret any inconvenience the relocation will cause to business owners in the area but information we have from inside the Center for the Administration of Peace and Order (CAPO) indicates that certain faction are still intent on using violence against the red-shirt protesters.
“Currently many of our supporters are participating in Songkran celebrations and we have determined that the risk of further violent assaults against our peaceful demonstration are highly likely and believe that our best defense against any such attacks is to consolidate our protest at Ratchaprasong”, he said.
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PHAN FA BRIDGE, MARCH 26, 2010: Core United front for Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD) leader Dr. Weng Tochirakarn and his Peace Team will lead a motorbike convoy around Bangkok this afternoon inviting Bangkokians to attend the red-shirt rally site at Phan Fa Bridge tomorrow. The motorbike convoy will depart from Phan Fa Bridge at midday today, March 26.
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PHAN FA BRIDGE, MARCH 26, 2010: Today some of the United front for Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD) leaders will have a closed-door meeting with a number of foreign ambassadors and their representatives at the Royal Princess Hotel to appraise them of the ongoing protest for democracy in Thailand. Following the meeting there will be a media conference at the Royal Princess Hotel commencing at 3.30pm.
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PHAN FA BRIDGE, MARCH 25, 2010: 100’s of men and women protesting for the dissolution of the Thai parliament will undergo a mass head shaving ceremony at Phan Fa Bridge commencing at 2pm today. The mass head shaving will be led by core UDD leader Rambo Isaan from Korat
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PHAN FA BRIDGE, MARCH 24, 2010: A photo truck & a mini bus for writers will be available for media covering the Saturday motorcade. The photographers truck will precede the leaders truck. The mini bus will follow the leaders truck. Email requests to redphanfa2day@gmail.com
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