WHO IS THIS MAN?
photo: by Saito Masayuki
Why this page? Because we think that finding this man is necessary for the investigation on the case and we are convinced that this man is the only one who could give us information about what really happened to Fabio camera and give his evidence on that day. He was the closer to Fabio and the more details we have the better for investigations.

Hopefully someone reading this may lead us to have a contact with him to let us know let us know what has he done with it. We don't want to know his identity if he does not want to show out, at least could let us have back , by send them anonymity to us, images contained in the camera card, which for us would mean very much.

Please translate into your language and sent the link to your friends, we believe good areas could be all Southeast Asia, particularly Thailand - China - Hong Kong - Taiwan - Macao.
Thanks for your help.
Elisabetta Polenghi (younger sister of Fabio)

ชายคนนี้ คือใคร? เราต้องการรู้ข้อมูลจากคุณ

พี่สาวของฟาบิโอ โปเลนกี (Fabio Polenghi - ช่างภาพอิตาเลียนซึ่งเสียชีวิตจากเหตุการณ์สลายการชุมนุมปี 53) ได้เปิดเพจ "Who is this man?" (https://www.facebook.com/pages/Who-is-this-man/240714019314299) ขึ้น เพื่อตามหาชายในภาพ ซึ่งได้เก็บกล้องของน้องชายเธอไปหลังจากที่เขาถูกยิง โดยเธอเชื่อว่าชายคนนี้สามารถให้ข้อเท็จจริงเกี่ยวกับเหตุการณ์ในวันที่ 19 พ.ค. 53 ซึ่งมีความสำคัญต่อการสืบสวนในคดีของฟาบิโอได้

เธอและครอบครัวจึงต้องการติดต่อกับชายในภาพ เพื่อขอข้อมูล หรืออย่างน้อย "ภาพในเมมโมรีการ์ด" จากกล้องของฟาบิโอ ซึ่งมีความหมายต่อเธอและกรณีนี้อย่างมาก

หากคุณเป็นคนในภาพ หรือทราบช่องทางติดต่อชายคนนี้ ได้โปรดแจ้งไปยังพี่สาวของฟาบิโอ โดยส่งข้อความผ่านทางเพจนี้ หรือส่งอีเมลไปที่ This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it โดยไม่จำเป็นต้องระบุชื่อจริง Polenghi (น้องสาวของฟาบิโอ)

To know more details link on read more below... WARNING! Some images on the page may hurt your feelings.

Thailandia. La polizia indagherà sulla morte del Cameramen Muramoto ed altri 12 civili. Fabio Polenghi non è nella lista, il silenzio sul caso italiano continua.

Secondo notizie di un’agenzia Thialandese, il Dipartimento delle Indagini Speciali (DSI) ha riinviato alla polizia  i casi di 12 civili  e del cameramen giapponese Muramoto della Reuter uccisi durante la repressione dei mesi di aprile e maggio del 2010 a Bangkok perché siano fatte nuove indagini opportune, dal momento che si evince che le truppe erano coinvolte in queste morti. Questo è un cambio notevole di rotta da parte del DSI che finora aveva negato qualunque coinvolgimento delle truppe nelle morti dei civili, almeno 90 nel periodo aprile maggio 2010, addossando la responsabilità di queste morti a uomini vestiti in nero.

PIC People's Information Center
Petition to Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra  August 18, 2011

Measures to restore justice

for people affected by the April – May 2010 crackdown

Members of Peuthai party cannot deny the fact that one of the key factors which lead to it winning the recent election came from people’s anger towards political injustice since the 2006 coup. This anger had been fuelled by the bloody crackdown administered by the Abhisit government in April – May 2010.  That incident alone resulted in 93 deaths, approximately 1,800 people injured, and more than 700 arrested – not to mention that there are also red shirts who were detained because of their involvement in political demonstrations which took place in the years prior to the crackdown. However, none of those who ordered the use of violence against the people have been prosecuted. Therefore, the task of restoring justice lies now with Peuthai. The party must realize that their red shirt supporters are also keeping a close watch on them.

Konthaiuk Radio on line Interview Elisabetta Polenghi

BBC Two • 07 Aug 2011

In Thailand a charismatic woman leader has just won a general election promising justice for the victims of army violence. Last year more than ninety people were killed in bloody clashes between demonstrators and the army in central Bangkok.

Award-winning correspondent Fergal Keane investigates the struggle of victims' families as they seek the truth about what happened to their loved ones. He explores claims of cover-up and impunity for the powerful.

Source: BBC Available until 11:34PM Sun, 14 Aug 2011
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Source: Bangkok Post

Other links:
Bangkok Post: NHRC delays report on April-May clashes
Laperfettaletizia: Thailandia: sospesa la Commissione per i Diritti Umani

The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) abruptly cancelled a press conference on Friday morning about its investigation of human rights violations during the April-May 2010 demonstrations because of internal dissension over the report's conclusions.

The split coincided with the announcement that the sister of Italian news cameraman Fabio Polenghi, killed on Ratchadamri road on May 19 last year, has written to prime minister-apparent Yingluck Shinawatra welcoming her election and asking that the new Pheu Thai government reopen the investigation into her brother's death.

Elisabetta Polenghi, a sister of Italian news photographer who was killed on Ratchadamri road on May 19 last year, sent an open letter yesterday to prime minister-apparent Yingluck Shinawatra, expressing the hope that a thorough review of her brother's case would be seen soon.

"The recent news of the red-shirt’s victory brought me to uncontrollable tears; a feeling that is hard to explain and which was both joyous and sorrowful, but at the same time infused with timid hope…that a new era of justice and respect will arise and that all those victims who believed in a better country and contributed to the change with the ultimate sacrifice will now receive the respect and truth that they truly deserve," said Ms Polenghi.