Victims Recount Harrowing Episodes of Sexual Violence
BANGKOK — Domestic violence is complex and often hidden from society.
Army Won’t Allow Civilian Inquiry Into Cadet Death
BANGKOK — A defense ministry spokesman said Friday that an independent inquiry into the death of a 19-year-old military cadet is not necessary as the armed forces is already in charge of the matter.
Maxim Model Goes to Police Over Online Prostitution Claim (Video)
BANGKOK — A former Maxim model filed a complaint Friday against a Facebook page for misusing one of her photos to allege she had become a prostitute.
Foreigners Among 14 Killed in Sing Buri Van Crash: Police
SING BURI — A van which police said was carrying foreign workers crashed into a truck early Friday morning in Sing Buri, killing all 14 aboard.
Shrine Bombing Suspect Reappears to ‘Fight Her Case’
BANGKOK — After two years on the run, a woman accused of colluding with the engineers of Thailand’s worst terror attack suddenly reappeared at Bangkok’s international airport yesterday.
Army Admits Keeping Dead Cadet’s Organs
BANGKOK — Forensic officials said Wednesday it was perfectly legal to keep the internal organs of an academy cadet who died under suspicious circumstances without informing his family it had done so.
‘Sap’ Admits to Taking Fall For Hit-and-Run Teacher (Video)
NAKHON PHANOM — A man who had previously confessed to a hit-and-run fatality to exculpate a teacher told police on Wednesday that he was hired as a scapegoat.
12 Arrested in Thai Footie League Match-Fixing Investigation
BANGKOK — Football Association of Thailand president Somyot Poompanmuang says five players and two match officials from the top-flight national league are among 12 people arrested for alleged match-fixing.
12 Arrested in Thai Football Rigging Inquiry
BANGKOK — Football Association of Thailand president Somyot Poompanmuang says five players and two match officials from the top-flight national league are among 12 people arrested for alleged match-fixing.
Prosecutors Resurrect Graft Cases Against Thaksin
BANGKOK — Public prosecutors said Tuesday they would pursue two corruption cases against former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra despite the fact that he’s outside the country.