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killings, vigilante killings, and deaths in custody. All of these are serious

violations. From 2010 to 2016, those accused of security crimes or those
detained under the special laws in the southern border provinces of

Thailand were most worried about their safety after release. Information
was obtained from the Duay Jai group that had compiled a list of former

security suspects. At least 20 of the former detained under the special
laws and their families were shot, injured, or killed from 2010 to 2016,

or the average of 4 per year. Increased suspicion and decreased
confidence in the country's justice system has been caused by the

assassination of former inmates with no identified perpetrator, with
most cases happening in the south. .

Analyzing Root Causes of Inequality in the Justice Process

Leading to Ongoing Unrest: the Krue Se Incident and the Tak Bai
Demonstration

1) The main cause of the inequality in the justice process in
the southern border provinces

Over the past 18 years, the Emergency Decree on Public
Administration has been enforced in the 2005 incidents in the southern

border provinces of Thailand. Many parties, including academics,
human rights activists, and local residents, have suggested that the law