Norma relacionada
Thailand
Practice Relating to Rule 100. Fair Trial Guarantees
Thailand’s Prisoners of War Act (1955) punishes whoever deprives a prisoner of war of “an impartial trial or a trial according to the rules set up in the Convention” in both international and non-international armed conflicts.
Thailand, Prisoners of War Act, 1955, Sections 16 and 18.
In 2004, in its initial report to the Human Rights Committee, Thailand stated:
Section 55 of the Act on Organization of Military Court (1956) provides that the military court shall provide legal aid to the accused in the military court and there is a department which is responsible for providing an advocate upon order of the military court.
Thailand, Initial report of Thailand to the Human Rights Committee, UN Doc. CCPR/C/THA/2004/1, 2 August 2004, § 399.
In 2004, in its initial report to the Human Rights Committee, Thailand stated: “Under the conditions of the respective laws, convicted persons in criminal cases in both judicial and military courts have a right to appeal to the Supreme Court or Supreme Military Court.”
Thailand, Initial report of Thailand to the Human Rights Committee, UN Doc. CCPR/C/THA/2004/1, 2 August 2004, § 410.
In 2004, in its initial report to the Human Rights Committee, Thailand stated: “One shall not be tried or punished again for an offence which the person has already been convicted.”
Thailand, Initial report of Thailand to the Human Rights Committee, UN Doc. CCPR/C/THA/2004/1, 2 August 2004, § 419.
