Apparently

If a fox invades a hen-house, will you blame the chicken for provoking it?

The laws are used to dissuade people from committing the crimes and also
guarding the country's tranquility at the same time.

Harsh punishments won't effect on any good and orderly society but until then
when Thailand can proudly say that it sets itself up to that standard.

Please, do protect all of those beautifully active cultures, customs, traditions,
core values and civil obedience including the efficient laws.

Simply by if it ain't broke, don't fix it.

Some human basic rights must be limited and one of those rights is freedom.
Because freedom cannot be allowed to weaken the righteousness and justice.
Freedom to live, freedom to love, freedom to happiness are people's absolute rights.
But freedom to suffer, violate, terrorize, threaten or force others need to be stopped.

ยังสงสัยว่าที่สุนัยไปฟ้องเป็นการส่วนตัว
โจทก์เป็นบุคคลธรรมดา ไม่ได้เป็นตัวแทนรัฐ มันไปฟ้องศาลโลกได้ไหม
อันนี้ถามเป็นความรู้นะ

ICC - Frequently Asked Questions

Doesn’t “complementarity” mean that the International Criminal Court can never prosecute if a country holds its own trial?

The International Criminal Court will complement national courts so that they retain jurisdiction to try genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes.

If a case is being considered by a country with jurisdiction over it, then the ICC cannot act unless the country is unwilling or unable genuinely to investigate or prosecute.

A country may be determined to be "unwilling" if it is clearly shielding someone from responsibility for ICC crimes. A country may be "unable" when its legal system has collapsed.


Who can initiate proceedings?

Proceedings before the ICC may be initiated by a State Party, the Prosecutor or the United Nations Security Council.
The jurisdiction of the ICC is based on "complementarity", which allows national courts the first opportunity to investigate or prosecute.


Can the ICC be used to try crimes committed before the Rome Treaty entered into force?

The ICC will not have retroactive jurisdiction and therefore will not apply to crimes committed before 1 July 2002, when the Statute entered into force.

How is the ICC different from the International Court of Justice?


The International Court of Justice (ICJ) does not have criminal jurisdiction to prosecute individuals. It is a civil tribunal that deals primarily with disputes between States. The ICJ is the principle judicial organ of the United Nations, whereas the ICC is independent of the UN.


Source from ICC Website: http://www.icc-cpi.i...HINT=Guest#id_4

It's written on the inner back cover page of the passport that says;

"THIS PASSPORT IS THE PROPERTY OF THE ROYAL THAI GOVERNMENT AND MAYBE WITHDRAWN AT ANYTIME"

This is what I came across about Freedom of Expression in the US.
Surprised? Nah, not really.



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