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Human rights watchdogs have demanded transparency in the police investigation into the death of a 13-year-old boy, who was allegedly beaten to death by police officers in Padang, West Sumatra.
A coach, goalkeeper and two staffers were suspended for one year and two other players received six-month bans, the association said in a statement, adding that the incident had a "detrimental effect on the image of Thai and Thai football".
The PSSI should refrain from protecting those involved in the scuffle or sweeping the humiliating incident under the rug in the name of our national soccer pride. Failure to take disciplinary action would further jeopardize the association’s already fragile international reputation.
