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Thai Stars Voice Out Their Support for Freedom and Call an End to Violence

In Thailand, pro-democracy protests continues. In Bangkok, consecutive large-scale rallies have been taking place for three days. On Friday 16 October 2020, the police used water cannon to disperse the peaceful public, triggering severe police-civilian clash. The Thai Police's use of violence against protesters has raised concern in the international community.

Artists and celebrities in Thailand also voiced out their concern and support for freedom of expression.

Bright Vachirawit, a popular young actor from "2gether: The Series", wrote in English on Instagram at midnight, "Freedom from violence is one of the basic human rights. Pls stay safe." His Instagram account has over 5 million followers.

24-year-old actress Aokbab, who earned her fame in the 2017 blockbuster film "Bad Genius", also wrote in Thai on Instagram, "hope everyone is safe, all forms of violence should be condemned."

Another blockbuster film star Davika 'Mai' Hoorne, who is of Thai and Belgium descent, posted in Thai on her social media platform, "Against the use of violence". Hoorne rose to fame by starring in popular films such as "Heart Attack with Sunny Suwanmethanon" and "Suddenly Twenty",

Actress Aom Sushar Manaying, who has earned popularity in Asia including China for her leading roles in films and dramas, also posted protest photos on Instagram and tag "what is happening in Thailand". She called for a stop in violence and wrote in Thai "listen to the people peacefully and solve the problems with sympathy and empathy".

Source: Stand News #Oct17

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