By the News Desk The efficiency of police and public prosecutors in the strife-torn far South is being questioned after a high number of security-related cases brought to the court have been dismissed.

By Pratchaya Toe-e-tae In the restive deep South, justice under the law, especially justice under Martial Law or under State of Emergency Act, as perceived by state authorities seems to carry a completely different meaning from the version of justice as perceived by many ethnic Malay Muslims.

By Sumeth Parnpetch Ever since the introduction of GT200 bomb detector to the deep South a few years ago, it appears that the four-legged bomb sniffers which haves had an impressive working record have taken a back seat to the extent that this so-called “man’s best friend” has been virtually forgotten.

Story by Nasuerah Jehha In wake of the British government’s order banning the export of ADE651 bomb detector to Iraq and Afghanistan and the indictment of a top executive of manufacturer of the device on possible fraud charges, the Isra news centre which has been following up on reports about another brand of bomb detector, GT200, widely used by the Thai security forces in the deep South, has rec ...

Was the arrest of 11 Thai nationals in two separate raids in northern Malaysia last December a healthy sign of improved cooperation between Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok in dealing with the southern insurgency problem?