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30th issueJune 2010

Reconciliation Planand the National Reform

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3amthaipaperwww.amthai.co.uk / June 2010politics

amthaiteamHonorary Consultant

H.E. Mr. Kitti Wasinondh,Thai Ambassador to the Uk

Boonchai Charassangsomboon,Minister (Economics & Financial)

Police Major General Amnuay Nimmano,Deputy Metropolitan Police Commissioner

Police Major General Vichai Sangprapai,Metropolitan Police Division 1 Commander

EditorSittikorn Meesukul

DirectorRamida Vijitphan

Operations ManagerCharlie Ercilla

Co-Editor in GeneralPasha Prabpai

Editorial TeamJongJin Jitjang, Siriluck Wichiratheep

Pongsatorn Sobsathien, Patcharin HayesDistribution/Advertising Manager

Charlie Ercilla, Panida SutatchutoeNawin Sattawatkul, Sitthi Nithiwannaratch

PhotographersCharlie Ercilla,

Ramida Vijitphan,Anekapol Lertromyananda

ContributorsJelert Jesadawal

Chatpawee TrichachawanwongDr.Kriengsak Chaleonwongsak

Fang Feng TingMuanfun TharanathamSuchard Panakitsuwan

Dr.Phitoon TriwichitkasemPukchanok Pattanatabud

Art DirectorRamida Vijitphan

Graphic DesignersChanwut Sangsok,

Anekapol Lertromyananda,Kanittha Mairaing, Vilasinee Israbhakdi,

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amthaiteamHonorary Consultant

H.E. Mr. Kitti Wasinondh,Thai Ambassador to the Uk

Boonchai Charassangsomboon,Minister (Economics & Financial)

Police Major General Amnuay Nimmano,Deputy Metropolitan Police Commissioner

Police Major General Vichai Sangprapai,Metropolitan Police Division 1 Commander

EditorSittikorn Meesukul

DirectorRamida Vijitphan

Operations ManagerCharlie Ercilla

Co-Editor in GeneralPasha Prabpai

Editorial TeamJongJin Jitjang, Siriluck Wichiratheep

Pongsatorn Sobsathien, Patcharin HayesDistribution/Advertising Manager

Charlie Ercilla, Panida SutatchutoeNawin Sattawatkul, Sitthi Nithiwannaratch

PhotographersCharlie Ercilla,

Ramida Vijitphan,Anekapol Lertromyananda

ContributorsJelert Jesadawal

Chatpawee TrichachawanwongDr.Kriengsak Chaleonwongsak

Fang Feng TingMuanfun TharanathamSuchard Panakitsuwan

Dr.Phitoon TriwichitkasemPukchanok Pattanatabud

Art DirectorRamida Vijitphan

Graphic DesignersChanwut Sangsok,

Anekapol Lertromyananda,Kanittha Mairaing, Vilasinee Israbhakdi,

Anan BuranapattanaContact for Advertising/Editorial

0788 635 9750, 0785 2771 709,0794 1647 886, 0755 2747 375

[email protected] for Membership/Discount Card

Charlie Ercilla, Sitthi Nithiwannaratch0794 1647 886, 0786 6920 131

[email protected]

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A short while ago, various private sector groups came forward to predict the sum of damages inicted economically by the Ratchaprasong seizure of the United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD), which from April 3rd until now has accrued to 5,244 million baht per month or 174 million baht per day. Besides the closure of hotels, large-scale malls, and smaller stores, many workers went unemployed as day wore onto day.

Seeing the problem and the hardships of those affected, the government tried to solve the problem by compensatory measures. However, following a May 4th cabinet meet-ing, the prime minister still hadnt accepted a measure for personally compensating 3,000 baht per each of 20,000 employees whose monthly salaries were less than 15,000 a baht, considering this compensation still insucient to solve the problem effectively. Thus, a new assistance framework for relief provision must be reconsidered by the Ministry of Labour as well as the working group behind it.

If we consider every aspect of compensa-tory provision for affected people from the perspective of past problems, not only in

terms of governmental projects,

but also from the free trade domain and the natural disaster area, then some problems become apparent, as has occurred on each past occasion also, such as:

Lack of transparencyThe government and private sector frequently emerge to disclose damage data and com-pensation measures. However, no matter what the hypothesis; the references or logic behind the numerical data is seldom seen. Maybe this is for reason of the numerical data not being based precisely on scientic methodology or else being distinct in its way of discovery but not revealing a great deal in terms of substance. On the other hand, this preceding scenario does not let every stakeholder check to see if the data is correct. Moreover, no civic organization exists to raise the alarm on any issue, as much as should happen.

LatenessReasons for the late response to assist af-fected people are such as the failure of state agency negotiation, waiting for committee checks, late budget approval, the problem of data lacking on affected people, such as knowing which group of people is affected, how many affected people

there are, and how much they are affected. Even standard procedures can be lacking by which to assist people, thus making the assistance late.

But these problems should be corrected. The public sector should more strongly emphasize compensation because taking care of affected people is a government duty. Moreover, it is of concern to all people in the country since the government must take tax money to compensate the affected people.

I would like to suggest that the public sector establish an agency to take care of the ac-countability needed by allocating the budget in order to aid affected people quickly, not having to wait for steps which might come late. This agency would coordinate with other agencies concerned with the checking of data of affected persons in order to calculate and compensate the right people and groups appropriately in order to consider whether those affected are demanding too much compensation or not. Further, this agency must still have a distinct plan to proceed transparently and fast. A timeframe must also be clearly xed, for exam-ple, within a seven day period following cabinet

approval.

Moreover, the agency must present a regular report giving clarity to the parliament, for example on payments made to the affected people.

Establishing an agency to help the public sector give easy checks on this work would mean that rechecking from many public agency sources could be avoided. More im-portantly, those affected would know which agency they could call on and also how to call on that agency.

For the government, the best way is problem prevention, but, in fact, while we can never prevent all problems from occurring, taking care of people during a problem period is also important.

Dr Kriengsak Chareonwongsak Senior Fellow, Harvard Kennedy

School, Harvard University [email protected], http://www.kriengsak.com

The urgent need to Rebuild Thailand

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5amthaipaperwww.amthai.co.uk / January 2008news roundup4 amthaipaperwww.amthai.co.uk / June 2010 economics

A short while ago, various private sector groups came forward to predict the sum of damages inicted economically by the Ratchaprasong seizure of the United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD), which from April 3rd until now has accrued to 5,244 million baht per month or 174 million baht per day. Besides the closure of hotels, large-scale malls, and smaller stores, many workers went unemployed as day wore onto day.

Seeing the problem and the hardships of those affected, the government tried to solve the problem by compensatory measures. However, following a May 4th cabinet meet-ing, the prime minister still hadnt accepted a measure for personally compensating 3,000 baht per each of 20,000 employees whose monthly salaries were less than 15,000 a baht, considering this compensation still insucient to solve the problem effectively. Thus, a new assistance framework for relief provision must be reconsidered by the Ministry of Labour as well as the working group behind it.

If we consider every aspect of compensa-tory provision for affected people from the perspective of past problems, not only in

terms of governmental projects,

but also from the free trade domain and the natural disaster area, then some problems become apparent, as has occurred on each past occasion also, such as:

Lack of transparencyThe government and private sector frequently emerge to disclose damage data and com-pensation measures. However, no matter what the hypothesis; the references or logic behind the numerical data is seldom seen. Maybe this is for reason of the numerical data not being based precisely on scientic methodology or else being distinct in its way of discovery but not revealing a great deal in terms of substance. On the other hand, this preceding scenario does not let every stakeholder check to see if the data is correct. Moreover, no civic organization exists to raise the alarm on any issue, as much as should happen.

LatenessReasons for the late response to assist af-fected people are such as the failure of state agency negotiation, waiting for committee checks, late budget approval, the problem of data lacking on affected people, such as knowing which group of people is affected, how many affected people

there are, and how much they are affected. Even standard procedures can be lacking by which to assist people, thus making the assistance late.

But these problems should be corrected. The public sector should more strongly emphasize compensation because taking care of affected people is a government duty. Moreover, it is of concern to all people in the country since the government must take tax money to compensate the affected people.

I would like to suggest that the public sector establish an agency to take care of the ac-countability needed by allocating the budget in order to aid affected people quickly, not having to wait for steps which might come late. This agency would coordinate with other agencies concerned with the checking of data of affected persons in order to calculate and compensate the right people and groups appropriately in order to consider whether those affected are demanding too much compensation or not. Further, this agency must still have a distinct plan to proceed transparently and fast. A timeframe must also be clearly xed, for exam-ple, within a seven day period following cabinet

approval.

Moreover, the agency must present a regular report giving clarity to the parliament, for example on payments made to the affected people.

Establishing an agency to help the public sector give easy checks on this work would mean that rechecking from many public agency sources could be avoided. More im-portantly, those affected would know which agency they could call on and also how to call on that agency.

For the government, the best way is problem prevention, but, in fact, while we can never prevent all problems from occurring, taking care of people during a problem period is also important.

Dr Kriengsak Chareonwongsak Senior Fellow, Harvard Kennedy

School, Harvard University [email protected], http://www.kriengsak.com

The urgent need to Rebuild Thailand

amthai

Compensating those affected by the demonstration

Business Immigration Immigration

Tier 1 Tier 1 () Tier 1 ()

License Sponsorship

UK Citizenship & European Economic Area Family

Immigration

Tier 4

Tier 2

Immigration

As Business Immigration experts we deal with: l Corporate Immigra-tion Consultancy & Training lImmigration Compliance and Audit

Tier 1 (General), Tier 1 (Investor) and Tier 1 (Entrepreneur) applications License Sponsorship applications Visas (All types) Further Leave to Remain Application Entry Clearance Appeals UK Citizenship & European Economic Area Family Permits Immigration Compliance and Audit Tier 4 - Student applications Tier 2 - Skilled Workers applications Initial and Follow Up Advice Indenite Leave to Remain Application Marriage, Settlement and Dependant Visas Administrative Reviews

ImmigrationAsh Norton Solicitors

Immigration

Mrs Priti Patel [email protected] 020 8991 3330/1 020 8991 3332

7, Westgate House, Westgate, Ealing, London W5 1YY

Immigration Specialists Ash Norton Solicitors assist clients from a wide range of sectors including Hospitality, Finance, Healthcare amongst others. We offer relocation assistance for staff and companies based overseas seeking to set up in the United Kingdom. As well as corporate we offer private clients a wide range of services.For all your United Kingdom Immigration and Nationality matters

please contact: Mrs Priti Patel at [email protected]

Tel: 020 8991 3330/1 Fax: 020 8991 33327th Floor, Westgate House,Westgate, Ealing, London W5 1YY

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The Monarchic Institution in Thailandpart 1: Introduction

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To all Amthai readers; rst I would like to express my thanks to Miss Ramida Vijitphan the Editor, Mr Charlie Ercilla, Operations Manager,and the Amthai-team which has given me the opportunity to discuss the signicance of the Thai Mon-archy, of which we should be proud.

Every country has its own national ag, as a symbol of the country. Thailand has the Thai ag of red, white and blue. The three colours of the ag represent the three Institutions of - the Nation, the Religions and the Thai Monarchy. The blue stripe is wider than the white stripe, and the colour represents the institution of monarchy. This means that the blue colour is a symbol of dignity, tolerance, and integrity. It is like the King or Mon-arch of Thailand.

above and below the blue stripe are white stripes, which represent religion. Buddhism is the main religion in Thailand, the basic teaching of Buddhism is the Five precepts,

the Five ennobling virtues, and the highest teaching aims to purify the mind. That is why we use the white colour on the ag to represent religion.

The red colour of the stripes above and below represent the Thai nation or popula-tion, all Thais are under the same constitution, the Thai population is ready to sacrice its blood and life, for the country, if an enemy attacks. They are, of course, willing to protect their own country with their life. So we use red, as blood is red in colour, to represent the Nation.

These three Insti-tutions of - the Nation, the Reli-

gion and the Thai Monarchy, surely relate

to each other, and help and support each other. This, of course, makes Thailand a very strong

country, and independent, since Thailand was established nearly 1,000 years ago. It is like a piece of wood, if we have one or two pieces of wood we cannot make them stand upright, if we have three of them we can use the three

pieces of wood to lean together, so that those pieces of wood can stand and be rm in position. To take another example, in string or rope, usually there are three

strands. The three strands help and sup-port each other, this makes the string or rope strong and suitable for tying or tugging all things, as we need. If the string has only one or two strands, it will not be strong enough or suitable for any purpose.

Thailand has never, ever, been colonised by other countries. This is, because Thai-land has the three Institutions of - the Nation, the Religion and the Thai Monarchy. The Thai Monarch is the most important person in the country. The Thai Monarch is at the centre point of the mind of the Thai population. That is why Thailand is the only country in South East Asia which has been independent since the Sukhothai period, up to now. Without the Institution of the Thai Monarchy, Thais would not hear and see Thailand as it is today.

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The Monarchic Institution in Thailandpart 1: Introduction

royaltyarticle

:

To all Amthai readers; rst I would like to express my thanks to Miss Ramida Vijitphan the Editor, Mr Charlie Ercilla, Operations Manager,and the Amthai-team which has given me the opportunity to discuss the signicance of the Thai Mon-archy, of which we should be proud.

Every country has its own national ag, as a symbol of the country. Thailand has the Thai ag of red, white and blue. The three colours of the ag represent the three Institutions of - the Nation, the Religions and the Thai Monarchy. The blue stripe is wider than the white stripe, and the colour represents the institution of monarchy. This means that the blue colour is a symbol of dignity, tolerance, and integrity. It is like the King or Mon-arch of Thailand.

above and below the blue stripe are white stripes, which represent religion. Buddhism is the main religion in Thailand, the basic teaching of Buddhism is the Five precepts,

the Five ennobling virtues, and the highest teaching aims to purify the mind. That is why we use the white colour on the ag to represent religion.

The red colour of the stripes above and below represent the Thai nation or popula-tion, all Thais are under the same constitution, the Thai population is ready to sacrice its blood and life, for the country, if an enemy attacks. They are, of course, willing to protect their own country with their life. So we use red, as blood is red in colour, to represent the Nation.

These three Insti-tutions of - the Nation, the Reli-

gion and the Thai Monarchy, surely relate

to each other, and help and support each other. This, of course, makes Thailand a very strong

country, and independent, since Thailand was established nearly 1,000 years ago. It is like a piece of wood, if we have one or two pieces of wood we cannot make them stand upright, if we have three of them we can use the three

pieces of wood to lean together, so that those pieces of wood can stand and be rm in position. To take another example, in string or rope, usually there are three

strands. The three strands help and sup-port each other, this makes the string or rope strong and suitable for tying or tugging all things, as we need. If the string has only one or two strands, it will not be strong enough or suitable for any purpose.

Thailand has never, ever, been colonised by other countries. This is, because Thai-land has the three Institutions of - the Nation, the Religion and the Thai Monarchy. The Thai Monarch is the most important person in the country. The Thai Monarch is at the centre point of the mind of the Thai population. That is why Thailand is the only country in South East Asia which has been independent since the Sukhothai period, up to now. Without the Institution of the Thai Monarchy, Thais would not hear and see Thailand as it is today.

Do you want to apply for Indenite Stay or British Passport?We can help you to pass the test.Do you want to apply for Indenite Stay or British Passport?We can help you to pass the test.

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amthaievent highlights CHANG BEER brings Thailands superstarBird Thongchai to NYC

From Thailands most beloved beer comes the rst and foremost overseas performance of the countrys most beloved superstar Bird Thongchai McIntyre, with his rst-ever concert tour outside Thailand, Bird Live in USA Joining Thai Hearts with the Father of the Nation. His rst full-scale concert in Los Angeles was nothing short of a stellar success, attract-ing over 7,000 enthusiastic fans across America.

The concert in the campaign, also sched-uled to take place at the Lincoln Center, NYC, on May 31st, 2010, is anticipated to once again sizzle and dazzle his long-standing and new fans alike in the Big

Apple.

The concert has featured, of course, Thailands all-time no. 1 superstar Bird Thongchai, as well as, a parade of guest artists including Cathaleeya English, Da Endorphin, Pinky Savika Chai-yadej, Koh-tee Aramboy and Kom-Chuanchuen all promise a spectacular performance to remember and a good time to treasure for the fans.

This special concert event in the United States is sponsored by CHANG. Part of the proceeds will be presented to His Majesty the King on the occasion of His Majestys 84th birthday in 2011.

Bird Live In USA LA 7,000 New York 31 Lincoln Center Bird Live In USA

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9amthaipaperwww.amthai.co.uk / May 2010amthaitalk

Chakree ChankanaThe Financial Manager of A & B General (UK) Limited

Interview with

World Cup 2010:

See Chang Beer at The Thai Festival, Battersea Park London on 25 July

Thai Summer Fair, Bournemouth on 1st August


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amthai

amthaievent highlights CHANG BEER brings Thailands superstarBird Thongchai to NYC

From Thailands most beloved beer comes the rst and foremost overseas performance of the countrys most beloved superstar Bird Thongchai McIntyre, with his rst-ever concert tour outside Thailand, Bird Live in USA Joining Thai Hearts with the Father of the Nation. His rst full-scale concert in Los Angeles was nothing short of a stellar success, attract-ing over 7,000 enthusiastic fans across America.

The concert in the campaign, also sched-uled to take place at the Lincoln Center, NYC, on May 31st, 2010, is anticipated to once again sizzle and dazzle his long-standing and new fans alike in the Big

Apple.

The concert has featured, of course, Thailands all-time no. 1 superstar Bird Thongchai, as well as, a parade of guest artists including Cathaleeya English, Da Endorphin, Pinky Savika Chai-yadej, Koh-tee Aramboy and Kom-Chuanchuen all promise a spectacular performance to remember and a good time to treasure for the fans.

This special concert event in the United States is sponsored by CHANG. Part of the proceeds will be presented to His Majesty the King on the occasion of His Majestys 84th birthday in 2011.

Bird Live In USA LA 7,000 New York 31 Lincoln Center Bird Live In USA

1 , , , 84 2554

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9amthaipaperwww.amthai.co.uk / May 2010amthaitalk

Chakree ChankanaThe Financial Manager of A & B General (UK) Limited

Interview with

World Cup 2010:

See Chang Beer at The Thai Festival, Battersea Park London on 25 July

Thai Summer Fair, Bournemouth on 1st August


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Priti Patel

Like any other community the Asian com-munity is affected by domestic violence. It affects people irrespective of race, ethnic or religious group or class. It also affects men as well as same sex relationships.

Different cultures may have different views and be subjected to different pressures; however the rights afforded under English Law are available regard-less of ethnicity. Would you consider the following as do-mestic violence?

* Belittling your partner in front of oth-ers?* Unjustly accusing a partner of having affairs or irting?* Preventing them from seeing family/friends?* Constantly checking up on them by calling them/following them?* Controlling them by threatening depor-tation?

If the answer to one or more of these is yes then they may be experiencing domestic violence.

Domestic violence is usually a pattern of coercive and controlling behaviour. People may only think of domestic violence as being physical violence however it includes psychological, sexual and nancial con-trol. Forced marriages are also a form of domestic violence, although there is now a specic Act governing this. It is often referred to as domestic abuse which takes place within a family type relationship.

Domestic violence can also be carried out by persons other than a partner. It can often be the case that when living with extended families, a common living arrangement in Asian households, that it is a member of the extended family respon-sible or encouraging the behaviour.

The Family Law Act sets out who may apply and a good solicitor should be able to advise you if you can do so or

whether it is more appropriate for you to seek alternative legal action.

Protection is available in the form of an injunction forbidding the abusive behaviour. In certain cases a child may be included to protect them.

An emergency injunction can often be obtained without notice to the other party where there has been a recent use or threat of violence. On other occasions it may be more appropriate for the other party to be notied of the application. This would depend on the circumstances of the case and a good solicitor should be able to advise you on how to proceed.

An order can also be obtained regulat-ing the family home such as evicting an abuser from the home or preventing them from returning or coming within a specied distance of the home.

Threats are often made to remove chil-dren from your care and can be further

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impacted by a fear that the child will be removed from the country. This can be a common fear in the Asian community when partners are from abroad like India or Pakistan and/or their family remain there. Orders can be obtained to prohibit this.

There are of course criteria that need to be met before a court would grant any orders and a good family solicitor would be able to advise you if your particular circumstances meet the criteria and advise you which orders you require.

Unfortunately often as a result of cultural, family inuence and pressure women do not seek help and are left vulnerable.

Remember no one should suffer in si-lence and domestic violence is not acceptable behaviour in any community. It is important to get help and advice. In an emergency you should always call 999 for police assistance. Organisations such as womensaid.org.uk can provide help and refuge. Visit direct.gov.uk which gives details of advice lines for men and women to call.

For legal advice on this or any other family matters contact Ash Norton Solici-tors by email [email protected] 0r telephone on 02089913330/1


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Like any other community the Asian com-munity is affected by domestic violence. It affects people irrespective of race, ethnic or religious group or class. It also affects men as well as same sex relationships.

Different cultures may have different views and be subjected to different pressures; however the rights afforded under English Law are available regard-less of ethnicity. Would you consider the following as do-mestic violence?

* Belittling your partner in front of oth-ers?* Unjustly accusing a partner of having affairs or irting?* Preventing them from seeing family/friends?* Constantly checking up on them by calling them/following them?* Controlling them by threatening depor-tation?

If the answer to one or more of these is yes then they may be experiencing domestic violence.

Domestic violence is usually a pattern of coercive and controlling behaviour. People may only think of domestic violence as being physical violence however it includes psychological, sexual and nancial con-trol. Forced marriages are also a form of domestic violence, although there is now a specic Act governing this. It is often referred to as domestic abuse which takes place within a family type relationship.

Domestic violence can also be carried out by persons other than a partner. It can often be the case that when living with extended families, a common living arrangement in Asian households, that it is a member of the extended family respon-sible or encouraging the behaviour.

The Family Law Act sets out who may apply and a good solicitor should be able to advise you if you can do so or

whether it is more appropriate for you to seek alternative legal action.

Protection is available in the form of an injunction forbidding the abusive behaviour. In certain cases a child may be included to protect them.

An emergency injunction can often be obtained without notice to the other party where there has been a recent use or threat of violence. On other occasions it may be more appropriate for the other party to be notied of the application. This would depend on the circumstances of the case and a good solicitor should be able to advise you on how to proceed.

An order can also be obtained regulat-ing the family home such as evicting an abuser from the home or preventing them from returning or coming within a specied distance of the home.

Threats are often made to remove chil-dren from your care and can be further

amthaisolicitorDOMESTIC VIOLENCEWOULD YOU RECOGNISE THE SIGNS?

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: Suki Shah Solicitor Ash Norton Solicitors :

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impacted by a fear that the child will be removed from the country. This can be a common fear in the Asian community when partners are from abroad like India or Pakistan and/or their family remain there. Orders can be obtained to prohibit this.

There are of course criteria that need to be met before a court would grant any orders and a good family solicitor would be able to advise you if your particular circumstances meet the criteria and advise you which orders you require.

Unfortunately often as a result of cultural, family inuence and pressure women do not seek help and are left vulnerable.

Remember no one should suffer in si-lence and domestic violence is not acceptable behaviour in any community. It is important to get help and advice. In an emergency you should always call 999 for police assistance. Organisations such as womensaid.org.uk can provide help and refuge. Visit direct.gov.uk which gives details of advice lines for men and women to call.

For legal advice on this or any other family matters contact Ash Norton Solici-tors by email [email protected] 0r telephone on 02089913330/1

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On Saturday 5 June 2010, the Royal Thai Embassy in London, in collaboration with the Oce of Commercial Affairs, Tourism Authority of Thailand, Thai Airways Lon-don, as well as private sponsors such as Singha Corporation, organised [email protected] 2010 Festival at one of

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