The U.S. government monitors human rights around the world, produces an annual report on specific countries’ human rights records, and occasionally singles out specific countries for admonishment. Yet the U.S. is routinely silent on human rights in Thailand, even when the Thai press acknowledge that abuses have occurred.
Tuesday, 19 October 2010
US sanctions and human rights in Thailand
The U.S. government monitors human rights around the world, produces an annual report on specific countries’ human rights records, and occasionally singles out specific countries for admonishment. Yet the U.S. is routinely silent on human rights in Thailand, even when the Thai press acknowledge that abuses have occurred.
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