The Injustice Institutions in Thai Society and Its Overshadows on Legal Institution of Thai State.

Abstract

The development of a legal state that uses the law as a means of ensuring human rights and promoting civil engagement in public agenda of the active citizens in the form of “Formal Legal State”, which is different from the "Informal" power relations whereby the state might restrain the exercise of its powers under the legal framework to guarantee legal rights according to the equality principle. This research article analyzes the role of the Thai government for not enforcing the law to guarantee the rights of people upon the roles of the informal institution overshadowing the society. Accordingly, paper pins out the power relations between the capitalist, officer, mafia and politician which deter the equal of legal enforcement and fair remedy when human rights defender deploys their freedom of expression, association and assembly which could lead to undermine people's trust in the formal legal institution of Thai State.