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In Plain Sight: Impunity and Human Rights in Thailand

In Thailand, how have human rights abuses become institutionalized in public view? Who can kill and be killed with impunity? This book addresses these questions. The author, an anthropologist, is a professor of Southeast Asian Studies at the University of Wisconsin – Madison and a prolific writer who has conducted meticulous research about state violence in Thailand. As she emphasizes in this book – itself based upon eight years of research, Thai laws have been exploited to facilitate human rights violations of state perpetrators.