General Consensus on Peace Dialogue Process

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Country/entity
Thailand
Region
Asia and Pacific
Agreement name
General Consensus on Peace Dialogue Process
Date
28 Feb 2013
Agreement status
Unilateral document
Interim arrangement
Yes
Agreement/conflict level
Intrastate/intrastate conflict ( South Thailand Insurgency (2001 - ) )
Stage
Pre-negotiation/process
Conflict nature
Government/territory
Peace process
Thailand peace process
Parties
For Party A [The Government of Thailand] Lt Gen Paradorn Pattanatabut For Party B Ustaz Hassan Taib
For Party B [people who have different opinions and ideologies from the state] Ustaz Hassan Taib
Third parties
Witnessed by Datuk Mohamed Thajudeen bin Abdul Wahab Secretary of the National Security Council of Malaysia
Description
The parties agree to engage in a peace dialogue aimed at ending separatist conflict in Southern Border Provinces, and appointing a third party Facilitator.

Agreement document
TH_130228_GeneralConsensusPeaceProcess.pdf | Download PDF

Groups

Children/youth
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Gender

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Governance

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Power sharing

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Human rights and equality

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Rights institutions

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Justice sector reform

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Land, property and environment

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Security sector

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Reconciliation
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Implementation

UN signatory
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Other international signatory
Witnessed by Datuk Mohamed Thajudeen bin Abdul Wahab Secretary of the National Security Council of Malaysia.
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Related cases
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Source
UN Peacemaker
http://peacemaker.un.org/

General Consensus on Peace Dialogue Process

Kuala Lumpur, 28

February 2013

The Government of Thailand has appointed the Secretary-General of the National Security Council (to be referred to as party A) to head the group supporting favourable environment creation for peace promotion in the Southern Border Provinces of Thailand.

We are willing to engage in peace dialogue with people who have different opinions and ideologies from the state (to be referred to as party B) as one of the stakeholders in solving the Southern Border Provinces problem under the framework of the Thai onstitution while Malaysia would act as facilitator.

Safety measures shall be provided to all members of the Joint Working Group throughout the entire process.

Done and signed in Kuala Lumpur on the 28th February 2013

For Party A Lt Gen Paradorn Pattanatabut (Signed)

For Party B Ustaz Hassan Taib (Signed)

Witnessed by Datuk Mohamed Thajudeen bin Abdul Wahab Secretary of the National Security Council of Malaysia