Thaksin has electric monitoring bracelet removed after Thai court reviews pardon list
Former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has had his electronic monitoring bracelet removed following a court review of a royal pardon list. This marks the final step of his release from probation supervision.
Why it matters
Thaksin's release is a significant political development in Thailand, signaling the conclusion of his legal restrictions following his return from exile.
BANGKOK: Thailand’s former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra was set free on Tuesday (June 9) after having his electronic monitoring device removed, completing the final step of his release under a royal pardon, local media reported.
The report relies on official Ministry of Justice and court statements to describe the legal process.
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