17 Jan ’64 – From the case of the National Buddhism Office Making books Bangkok To proceed with the Sangha administration To Phra Maha Praiwan Worawano, political activist By interviewing or expressing political opinions on TV programs Between Phra Maha Praiwan, Soi Thong Temple, and Mr. Srisuwan Chanya, secretary-general of the Thai Constitutional Protection Organization Association He participated in the discussion on the issue of “Prohibition of monks to engage in politics” by finding that they supported the demonstration of institutional reform monks. Later, the Bangkok priest Has made a book to the Priest of Bang Sue District, the Primate District and the Acting Abbot of Wat Soi Thong To carry out advice Admonition to Phra Maha Praiwan
Later, a celeb in the social world Which is currently studying at the doctoral degree level Peace Studies Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya University (Maha Chulalongkornrajavidyalaya) has responded to the National Buddhism Office. By posting on Facebook than If not, say it is a 2-standard matter, then what do you say? A monk once received a request from the government to be broadcasted on TV to speak in support of 12 Values. And no one sent a letter to warn that Get involved in politics But the ego speaks directly about the rights and liberties of a monk. Instead, a letter came and said he couldn’t.
So what kind of government does the monks in this country belong to? Why is it wrong to talk about rights and freedoms to defend democracy?
The reporter reported that In August 2014, Phra Methee Wachirodom or Vachiramethi said in the program ahead of Thailand on Core values of Thai people For Thailand to be strong Through television including the Ad Hoc of Thailand that the policy of creating 12 core values of the Thai people of the National Council for Peace and Order or NCPO when compared with the principles Considered to have similar characteristics Because it is ethical that everyone should adhere to And behave Now is the right time to restore these values to Thai society.
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