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Cablegate: Thailand Embassy/State Department Human Rights
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UNCLAS BANGKOK 007142
SIPDIS
STATE FOR EAP/BCLTV, L/PM, PM/ISO, INR AND DRL
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: MASS MARR MOPS PREL PHUM TH HUMAN RIGHTS VETTING
SUBJECT: THAILAND EMBASSY/STATE DEPARTMENT HUMAN RIGHTS
VETTING FOR: CHERDCHAI SEKANANDANA AND SUPIT LIMPAPORN
REF: DEA MEMO OF 21 SEPT 2005
1. (U) This is an action request for human rights
verification required by the Leahy Amendment; see Para. 3.
2. (U) DEA has requested that the Embassy/State Department
complete human rights vetting request for the individuals
listed below who will be new signatures for one of DEA's Host
Country Programs. Embassy Bangkok possesses no credible
information of gross violations of human rights by these
persons. Embassy Bangkok Political Counselor, Susan M.
Sutton, is the verifying officer for the Embassy/Department
of State.
3. Police Colonel Cherdchai SEKANANDANA, Superintendent,
Royal Thai Police and Police Lieutenant Colonel Supit
LIMPAPORN, Deputy Superintendent, Royal Thai Police,
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