การเลือกตั้งกับพระสงฆ์ไทย

Abstract

The purpose of this article is to study the election with Thai monks. The study is based on research papers related to the practices of monks and the laws of the country that govern the way of observance of the rights that monks should receive from the state. This includes the freedom to choose one's own political way of life. The order of the Mahathera Society Committee prohibits novice monks in the Thai clergy from making political moves. Politics is a matter in which all professions are involved, either directly or indirectly. Because it is a matter of exercising the power to organize members of their organization or allocating the benefits of the organization to the satisfaction of the organization, such as the appointment and removal of the Patriarch, etc., it is considered an exercise of political power to create peace for the clergy, and elections are fundamental individual rights that monks should enjoy according to the civil and political rights stipulated in the Constitution of the Kingdom of Thailand. 2017 Human Dignity Act The rights, freedoms and equality of individuals are protected, and the Thai people are equally protected by the Constitution. But on the contrary, the suspension of the right of monks to vote as persons prohibited from voting is a legal provision contrary to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Civil and political rights, these circumstances have appeared from the past to the present. For reasons of custom, theology, law, and administration of the Thai clergy.