Links (in alphabetical order)

Björgum Brynjari heim!

Campaign website for Björgum Brynjari.

Brynjar Mettinisson has been placed in jail in Thailand for "fíkniefnamisferlis" (not translated from Islandic). Thailand is world famous for one of the world strongest drug legislation. Brynjar can sit up to 30 years in prison.

Campaign website for the Librarian of Bangkok Prison, Somyot Pruksakasemsuk.

Somyot Pruksakasemsuk was arrested for his activities as a journalist. He is just one of a number of activists who find themselves in Bangkok Remand Prison for their democratic activities in the run up to the Thai elections in 2011 Contains frequent updates and has some information about life in a Thai prison.

Department of Corrections, Thailand

This is the department the runs the prisons. Updates seem to have stopped in 2006.

Diplomatdottern (Swe)

Karolina Johnsson dömdes till, 50 år, men blev villkorligt släppt efter bara 12 år...

Fair trials

Working for a world where every person's right to a fair trial is respected, whatever their nationality, wherever they are accused.

Ministry of Justice, Thailand

Their “Vision”: Toward an efficient organization committed to linking and developing justice system with respect for the rule of law and with unwavering sprit to instill public confidence and ensure their equal access to justice.

Prisoner abroad

This website lists the ways we can help people arrested in a foreign country.

Sveriges regering

What can one say? Either you are for, or you are against. If you are a journalist and find yourself imprisoned abroad they will help, if you are not they won’t do much at all.

Swedish Embassy

The Embassy in Bangkok is one of the largest Swedish Embassies in Asia. They provide good regular support to Kim. Thanks.

Thai Prison life

A peek inside Thai prisons.

The DEA

They don’t mention using illegal or unethical methods and cases of entrapment.

Tidningen Svensk Polis

En tidning från Rikspolisstyrelsen