could have an Uzbek man as his translator instead. Prosecutors opposed Mr Karadag's request, saying authorities had no details on Uzbek translators. MrChoochart said he will file a motion to the court within 15 days to have the Uzbek translator provided for his client The pair have been asked to testify to the court on Feb 16 next year. Meanwhile, the United Nations Human rights Office for South-East Asia(OHCHR) yesterday called on the govern bent to stop using military facilities to detain civilian suspects, saying it could lead to human rights violations. Matilda Bogner the OHCHR's regional representative, said two key suspects in lese majeste caseshad died recently while being held in military custody, and the rights of two Bangkok bomb suspects, including access to lawyers, were limited by military officers.