Editorial: The Folly of the Amnesty Bill, One Year Later
We should not forget the political fumbling of the Pheu Thai party that ultimately led to the suspension of democracy in Thailand today.
Editorial: Independent Test of Koh Tao Suspects’ DNA Needed
Due to Thai police's unprofessionalism and history of forced confessions, an impartial review of the Koh Tao murder case is needed to ensure justice.
Note To Readers: Lese Majeste and Self-Censorship
From the Editors
Editorial: Junta’s Charter Paints Grim Future for Thai Democracy
The junta's 2014 Interim Constitution is robbing Thai people of their political voices.
Editorial: Death Penalty Is Not The Solution To Rape
Punishing convicted rapists with the death penalty will not address the root causes of the problem.
Editorial: Elections First
Repression is not a recipe for reconciliation.
Editorial: Fight the Coup, Not the Soldiers
Non-violence should be the watchword of anti-coup protesters.
Editorial: A Cold War Coup
Yesterday’s military coup d’état was the latest addition to Thailand’s long history of military interventions.
NOTE TO READERS: News Coverage Under Military Coup
From the Editors
Editorial: Revoke Martial Law
Regardless of the pretext or intention, the martial law imposed by the Royal Thai Army today infringes on the rights of Thai citizens and should be repealed without delay.
