‘Miss Universe’ Stands By Police Brutality Comments After Dismissal

04.03.2021 - 03:10

BANGKOK — The winner of Miss Universe Thailand 2020 said Wednesday she would not back down from comments about police violence that cost her job in a government agency. Pageant queen Amanda Obdam, 27, was removed from her position as a publicity ambassador for the Mental Health on Tuesday for speaking out against the beating of a medic volunteer by riot police during a protest in February. In today’s news conference, Amanda stood by her remark and said human rights is a crucial issue.

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‘Miss Universe’ Stands By Police Brutality Comments After Dismissal

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