2010 Violence: Dem Threatens to Sue Abhisit Detractors
BANGKOK — The Democrat Party on Sunday said it will take legal action against anyone who accuses its former leader of illegitimately ordering a military crackdown on Redshirt protesters that left about 90 people dead 10 years ago.
Democrat Party Insists 2010 Crackdown was Legal
BANGKOK — A spokesman for the Democrat Party on Saturday dismissed allegations that its former leader was at fault for ordering a military crackdown on Redshirt protesters 10 years ago.
Army: No Soldier is Prosecuted for 2010 Crackdown
BANGKOK — Ten years after a military crackdown that left about 90 people dead, no army personnel has ever stood trial over the killings, a spokesman said Friday.
Thailand Delists China, 3 Others From Disease Countries
BANGKOK — The government on Friday night removed four countries and territories from a list of countries with a high degree of the coronavirus outbreak.
Wife of Cabbie Killed in 2010 Crackdown: ‘Abhisit Never Apologized’
44-year-old Pan Kamkong was caught and killed in a crossfire during a military crackdown on Redshirt protests in Bangkok in 2010.
S. Korea Backs Thai Gov’t Move to Amend Pandemic List
BANGKOK — The South Korean diplomatic mission in Bangkok said it supported the government’s plan to remove the country from a list of countries with coronavirus outbreak.
TG Union Changes Tact, Now Backs Gov’t Bailout Plans
BANGKOK — The labor union of Thailand’s debt-ridden flag carrier said on Thursday it no longer opposed the government’s bailout proposal, which could see the airline losing its state enterprise status.
Pandemic Forces Redshirt Crackdown Vigil to Move Venue
BANGKOK — A religious ceremony to mark the 10th anniversary of a deadly crackdown on Redshirt protesters is moved from the usual venue due to the coronavirus outbreak, activists said Thursday.
China Donates More Supplies, Thanks Thailand for Support
BANGKOK — The People’s Republic of China donated a 30 million baht worth of medical supplies to Thailand for its fight against the coronavirus pandemic.
Prayut Says He Prioritizes Health Measures Over Economic Ones
BANGKOK (Xinhua) — Thailand's Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha reconfirmed on Tuesday health safety measures will be continually given higher priorities in face of the global pandemic than social and economic ones.
