Thailand: Insurgents must stop war crimes against civilians

Publication Date: 26 September 2011 Insurgents in the long-running armed conflict in southern Thailand have deliberatly targeted civilians, a new Amnesty International report says. Teaser image: Amnesty International Index Number: ASA39/002/2011 Insurgents in the long-running internal armed conflict in southern Thailand must immediately stop their campaign of targeting civilians, Amnesty International urged today in a new report. “They took nothing but his life”: Unlawful killings in Thailand’s southern insurgency provides details of how insurgents have deliberately…

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