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NACC Threatened With Lawsuit for Delay in 2010 Crackdown Case

BANGKOK — The brother of a volunteer medic killed in the 2010 crackdown on Redshirt protesters has vowed to file a lawsuit against Thailand’s national anti-graft agency for its slow progress in prosecuting those responsible for the violence.

Chiang Mai Village Celebrates Century-Old Couple

CHIANG MAI — In a run-up to Valentine's Day, local officials in Chiang Mai province organized an event to honor a 104-year-old couple who has been married for the last 85 years.

Thai Court Accepts Crackdown Lawsuit Against Former PM

BANGKOK — The Supreme Court has accepted a lawsuit against former Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat and his deputies for ordering a crackdown on the Yellowshirt protesters in 2008.

Thai Junta to Diplomats: Lese Majeste is 'Cultural Offense'

BANGKOK — A spokesperson for Thailand's military junta explained to a group of foreign dignitaries today that the Kingdom's lese majeste law is needed to protect the "feelings" of the Thai people.

Yingluck's Lawyer Urges Junta to Stop Intimidating Her

BANGKOK — Former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra's lawyer has asked the Thai military to stop trailing the former leader, which he called an infringement of her rights to privacy and freedom of movement.

Maggots in Soup Declared 'Waiter's Revenge'

NONG KHAI — A waiter at a restaurant in Nong Khai province served a bowl of fish soup with live fly larvae because he was angry at his boss, an investigation launched by the Department of Public Health revealed.

Soldiers Stop & Search Yingluck's Convoy in Chiang Mai

CHIANG MAI — Army officers stopped and searched cars traveling in former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra's convoy through the northern province of Chiang Mai today.

BKK Nightclub Under Investigation for 'Banning Transgenders'

BANGKOK — The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) says it is investigating a complaint that a prominent nightclub in Bangkok barred a transgender woman from entering its venue.

Police Arrest Suspected Anti-Royal Broadcaster

BANGKOK — Police say they have arrested the man behind a famous internet alias who regularly published audio clips that criticized the Thai Royal Family, a crime punishable by up to 15 years in prison.

Thai Police Warn Parents of Valentine's Day 'Dangers'

BANGKOK — As a part of an annual campaign to keep young people in line on Valentine's Day, the Royal Thai Police have warned parents to inform their children of the "dangers" associated with the occasion.

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