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An independent panel, which has probed the October 7 crackdown on protesters, has proposed that a special crowd control law be enacted as rules of engagement for authorities to deal with demonstrators. A well-informed Government House source said the proposal was made in the 2,289-page reported submitted to the government on Tuesday. According to the source, the panel cited arguments of both police and protesters as reasons for proposing that a special law be enacted. While demonstrators claimed they had their right to rally, police claimed they had to keep the law. And when police claimed demonstrators were armed, the protesters claimed they rallied peacefully.
 

An independent panel, which has probed the October 7 crackdown on protesters, has proposed that a special crowd control law be enacted as rules of engagement for authorities to deal with demonstrators. A well-informed Government House source said the proposal was made in the 2,289-page reported submitted to the government on Tuesday. According to the source, the panel cited arguments of both police and protesters as reasons for proposing that a special law be enacted. While demonstrators claimed they had their right to rally, police claimed they had to keep the law. And when police claimed demonstrators were armed, the protesters claimed they rallied peacefully.
 

An independent panel, which has probed the October 7 crackdown on protesters, has proposed that a special crowd control law be enacted as rules of engagement for authorities to deal with demonstrators. A well-informed Government House source said the proposal was made in the 2,289-page reported submitted to the government on Tuesday. According to the source, the panel cited arguments of both police and protesters as reasons for proposing that a special law be enacted. While demonstrators claimed they had their right to rally, police claimed they had to keep the law. And when police claimed demonstrators were armed, the protesters claimed they rallied peacefully.
 

An independent panel, which has probed the October 7 crackdown on protesters, has proposed that a special crowd control law be enacted as rules of engagement for authorities to deal with demonstrators. A well-informed Government House source said the proposal was made in the 2,289-page reported submitted to the government on Tuesday. According to the source, the panel cited arguments of both police and protesters as reasons for proposing that a special law be enacted. While demonstrators claimed they had their right to rally, police claimed they had to keep the law. And when police claimed demonstrators were armed, the protesters claimed they rallied peacefully.
 

 Department of Special Investigation officials trying to smash the smuggling of Rohingya through Thailand to Malaysia hope to be able to seek arrest warrants for Thai traffickers in coming days. DSI staff are also questioning Rohingya who work as roti vendors in Bangkok for any clues about trafficking gangs. Thirteen illegal Rohingya immigrants were rounded up in Bangkok on Wednesday. Among the Rohingya who were arrested with their roti vending carts were three minors who were held by DSI authorities as witnesses to help track down the traffickers. According to sources, roti vending provides temporary work for illegal Rohingya migrants who are waiting in Bangkok and southern provinces for their departure to Malaysia, which is a favourite destination for them as they are Muslims.