Anti-Coup Students Describe 'Police Abuse' to Rights Commission
BANGKOK – Thailand’s National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) listened to testimony from student activists who say they were abused by security officers who forcefully broke up their anti-coup protest last week.
Junta Deputy Leader Disputes Military's Role in Disrupting Democracy
BANGKOK – Speaking on the 83rd anniversary of the founding of democracy in Thailand, the deputy chairman of the ruling military junta said he does not believe the military is responsible for stunting the growth of democratic rule.
Thailand's Lone MERS Patient Cleared of Virus
BANGKOK (DPA) — A 75-year-old Omani man who was Thailand's only known MERS patient has recovered, health officials said Monday.
Martial Court to Rule on Release of 14 Anti-Junta Dissidents Tomorrow
BANGKOK — Bangkok's military court will rule tomorrow on whether to extend the detention of fourteen anti-junta activists amid mounting support from the public to release the group.
Democracy Activists Commit to Fight Over Flight
BANGKOK — Members of the New Democracy Movement issued a statement this morning saying they will not flee the country and will continue “fighting for freedom and democracy.”
Man Arrested for Sharing Video Mocking Prayuth
By Pravit Rojanaphruk
Senior Staff Writer
BANGKOK — The arrest of a man last night for sharing a music video allegedly mocking and defaming junta leader Prayuth Chan-ocha is evidence of an attempt to make him “untouchable” by satire or criticism, a human rights observer said.
Senior Staff Writer
BANGKOK — The arrest of a man last night for sharing a music video allegedly mocking and defaming junta leader Prayuth Chan-ocha is evidence of an attempt to make him “untouchable” by satire or criticism, a human rights observer said.
Police: Abducted Anti-Coup Protester Handed Over to Army
BANGKOK — Police say the woman abducted by undercover agents at the anti-coup protest in Bangkok on Sunday has been handed over to the military.
Ukraine Government, Rebels Agree On Removing Bodies From Crash Site
By DPA correspondents
Oil Spill: Petroleum Agency Promises Environmental Cleanup
BANGKOK— Thailand’s state-owned petroleum enterprise has promised a four-year effort to clean up environmental damages caused by its oil spill last year.
HM King's Condition 'Normal' For Elderly, Doctor Says
BANGKOK — A top doctor at Bangkok's Siriraj Hospital has told the public not to worry about His Majesty the King’s difficulty eating, insisting it is normal for a person of his advanced age.