AG issues guidelines for reviewing amnesty cases

Bangkok Post - Oct 20, 2026

The attorney-general has issued guidelines for prosecutors nationwide to review cases potentially eligible for political amnesty under the Peaceful Society Promotion Act 2026, with eligible cases to be terminated in accordance with the law.

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