The Thai police : a law unto themselves
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The Economist No 8576, 19-26 April 2008, p.42Summary: Thailand's police have a reputation for corruption and for being directly involved in perpetrating crimes as well as conniving at others. This article asks whether there is a chance of meaningful reform any time soon.
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Thailand's police have a reputation for corruption and for being directly involved in perpetrating crimes as well as conniving at others. This article asks whether there is a chance of meaningful reform any time soon.
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