Rights Lawyer Charged With Cybercrime, Court Contempt
BANGKOK — A well known human rights lawyer was summoned by police Thursday to hear charges of violating the Computer Crimes Act and contempt of court.
Activists Plan Anti-Junta Rally Friday, Won’t Notify Police
BANGKOK — Pro-democracy activists will converge Friday to tell the military junta that its days in power are numbered.
Police Still Looking for ‘Toddler Rape’ Line Group Admin
PHITSANULOK — The admin of the Line group where a mother and a stepfather streamed videos of them raping their 3-year-old boy remain at large by Thursday.
Jailed Redshirt Leader’s Defamation Prison Term Reduced
BANGKOK — A prominent Redshirt leader will serve a year in prison for defamation after the Supreme Court reaffirmed his conviction Thursday morning.
Fed Up Reporter Goes to Police After Online Money For Sex Offer
BANGKOK — A reporter at a top entertainment network filed a police complaint Wednesday against whoever has been badgering her online to be his mistress.
Army to Blame Cadet’s Death on Heart Condition: Source
BANGKOK — An army-run inquiry is set to absolve the armed forces of any wrongdoing in the death of a 19-year-old academy cadet, a source said Wednesday.
Incubus to Rock Bangkok All Over Again
BANGKOK — This American alt-rock icon always finds their way back to Bangkok.
Review: ‘The Last Jedi’ a Welcome Disturbance in the Force
A welcome disturbance in the Force, Rian Johnson's "The Last Jedi" is, by wide measure, the trippiest, scrappiest and most rule-breaking "Star Wars" adventure yet.
Thais Working in Korea Are Dying in Droves
SEOUL — Dozens of Thai nationals have frozen to death in Korea in this year, pointing to a worrying trend, the Thai Embassy in Seoul disclosed Tuesday night.
EU Vows to ‘Re-Engage’ With Thailand, With Conditions
Some in the pro-democracy movement who want the international community to more actively oppose the junta were not happy about the news.
