國際特赦：泰國軍政府奉行壓制政策

A leading human rights group is accusing Thailand's military of leading a "disturbing pattern of repression" in the 100 days since it seized power in a coup.

Amnesty InterNational detailed Thursday what it says are hundreds of arbitrary detentions, reports of torture, and sweeping restrictions on freedom of speech and assembly.

The London-based group says the Thai military government, called the National Council for Peace and Order, is trying to "adjust attitudes" and "stifle dissent."

The military seized power in May after Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra was removed by a court order. General Prayuth Chan-ocha took her place as prime minister. It is the military's 12th coup in the last 80 years.國際特赦組織指責泰國軍方在發動政變奪取政權後的100天裏奉行令人不安的壓制政策。

國際特赦星期三列舉了泰國軍政府數百起任意拘留、實施酷刑以及廣泛地限制言論和集會自由的案例。

總部設在倫敦的國際特赦說，泰國軍政府試圖扼殺不同政見。泰國軍政府的正式名稱是“全國和平與秩序委員會”。

泰國軍方5月發動政變，此前英拉總理被法院免職，巴育將軍繼任總理。這是泰國軍方在以往80年期間的第12次政變。