Your Majesty H.M. King Bhumibol Adulyadej,
It is a great honor to humbly extend to Your Majesty, my most respectful and warmest wishes for Your Majesty's continued good health, happiness and longevity and for the continued peace and prosperity of the people of the Kingdom of Thailand.
I am in correspondence now with a Myanmar prisoner, Mr Soe Paing Tin Soe, staying in Bangkwang, Nonthaburi. At the present, he has been passing with very good behavior but he still has to stay in prison for a long time.
I have noticed that Mr Soe Paing Tinsoe has a good and friendly character. I am convinced he never will commit any crime again. Of course he deserved a punishment for what he has done but I think he also deserves a second chance and that is why I humbly ask Your Majesty to transfer Mr Soe Paing Tin Soe to his native country Myanmar, so some friends and family can support him.
Mr Soe Paing Tinsoe has already sent a petition to Your Majesty for his transfer to Myanmar, but until now he did not receive an answer.
Especially on the auspicious occasion of His Majesty the King�s Birthday on the 81st anniversary, I have the pleasure to take this opportunity to express my best felicitations and which to express here my sincere appreciation for your Graciousness to be granted on ground of humanity to Mr Soe Paing Tin Soe on his transfer to Myanmar.
I thank Your Majesty.
The quiet period following the initial outreach has allowed me to reflect on the nature of mercy in our legal systems. I remain in contact with representatives to ensure the request for a transfer is being handled with the appropriate level of gravity. Your steady presence reminds me that the human element of this case is the most important factor in seeking a resolution.
June 26, 2009
Seeing this groundswell of interest in Mr. Soe Paing Tin Soe's situation is both revealing and deeply moving. It confirms that the plea for mercy resonates with many who believe in the possibility of redemption. This attention provides a necessary weight to our request as we look toward a future for him outside of those walls.
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Thida Duncan
17 years ago
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KINDNESS IS THE BEST POLICY. He has learned his lesson and being with his family is what he needs now. Hope the King grants this mercy.
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Somchai Sloan
17 years ago
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Everyone deserves a second chance. Please grant him clemency so he can be back with his family in Myanmar. It would be a very kind act for the birthday.
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Marie Sloan
17 years ago
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He has shown good behavior for a long time now. Just let him go home.
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Your Majesty H.M. King Bhumibol Adulyadej,
It is a great honor to humbly extend to Your Majesty, my most respectful and warmest wishes for Your Majesty's continued good health, happiness and longevity and for the continued peace and prosperity of the people of the Kingdom of Thailand.
I am in correspondence now with a Myanmar prisoner, Mr Soe Paing Tin Soe, staying in Bangkwang, Nonthaburi. At the present, he has been passing with very good behavior but he still has to stay in prison for a long time.
I have noticed that Mr Soe Paing Tinsoe has a good and friendly character. I am convinced he never will commit any crime again. Of course he deserved a punishment for what he has done but I think he also deserves a second chance and that is why I humbly ask Your Majesty to transfer Mr Soe Paing Tin Soe to his native country Myanmar, so some friends and family can support him.
Mr Soe Paing Tinsoe has already sent a petition to Your Majesty for his transfer to Myanmar, but until now he did not receive an answer.
Especially on the auspicious occasion of His Majesty the King�s Birthday on the 81st anniversary, I have the pleasure to take this opportunity to express my best felicitations and which to express here my sincere appreciation for your Graciousness to be granted on ground of humanity to Mr Soe Paing Tin Soe on his transfer to Myanmar.
I thank Your Majesty.
The quiet period following the initial outreach has allowed me to reflect on the nature of mercy in our legal systems. I remain in contact with representatives to ensure the request for a transfer is being handled with the appropriate level of gravity. Your steady presence reminds me that the human element of this case is the most important factor in seeking a resolution.
June 26, 2009
Seeing this groundswell of interest in Mr. Soe Paing Tin Soe's situation is both revealing and deeply moving. It confirms that the plea for mercy resonates with many who believe in the possibility of redemption. This attention provides a necessary weight to our request as we look toward a future for him outside of those walls.
3 Comments
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Thida Duncan
17 years ago
Featured
KINDNESS IS THE BEST POLICY. He has learned his lesson and being with his family is what he needs now. Hope the King grants this mercy.
S
Somchai Sloan
17 years ago
Featured
Everyone deserves a second chance. Please grant him clemency so he can be back with his family in Myanmar. It would be a very kind act for the birthday.
M
Marie Sloan
17 years ago
Featured
He has shown good behavior for a long time now. Just let him go home.
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KINDNESS IS THE BEST POLICY. He has learned his lesson and being with his family is what he needs now. Hope the King grants this mercy.