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Perpetrators of abuses during 2010 violence in Thailand must be held accountable - UN

The United Nations human rights office today voiced concern at an amnesty bill being discussed this week in Thailand's Parliament that, if adopted, could pardon people involved in serious rights violations during the political violence that occurred in April and May 2010.

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