Source: Cailian
Financial News Agency, August 29, Peitontan said that she accepted the ruling of the Thai Constitutional Court. Previously, the Thai Constitutional Court ruled that Prime Minister Peitontan violated relevant provisions of the Constitution and removed him from his post as Prime Minister with immediate effect.
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Thailand’s Constitutional Court today (August 29) in the afternoon ruled that Prime Minister Peton Tammam was removed from office on the basis of “violation of moral norms” for only a year in power. Peton Tammam, 39, is Thailand’s youngest prime minister. The Thai Constitutional Court said in its ruling that Peton Tammam had “violated moral norms” in a conversation with Cambodia’s Senate President Hunson on the border situation in Thailand in June this year.
Instead of going to court today, Mr. Petuntan was expected to hold a news conference after the ruling was read in a live broadcast from the prime minister's office.
After the recording of the phone call between Petong Tan and Hun Sen flowed out, it caused controversy in Thailand. On July 1st, the Constitutional Court of Thailand announced that it had accepted the petition to investigate whether Petongtan had unconstitutional acts, and immediately suspended Petongtan from exercising the functions and powers of Prime Minister.