3 Facebook Lese Majeste Suspects Released Without Charge
By Pravit Rojanaphruk
Senior Staff Writer
BANGKOK — Three people earlier charged with defaming the monarchy on Facebook were released today after spending 84 days in prison.
Senior Staff Writer
BANGKOK — Three people earlier charged with defaming the monarchy on Facebook were released today after spending 84 days in prison.
April’s Consumer Confidence Hits Lowest in 21 Years
BANGKOK (Xinhua) — A Thai academic unit said Friday that Thailand's consumer confidence index in April was the lowest in nearly 22 year hit by impacts from COVID-19 and the already sluggish economy.
Coronavirus, PM2.5 Force ‘Run Against Dictatorship’ to Cancel
CHIANG MAI — A Chiang Mai’s chapter of a hugely successful anti-government run tournament was forced to cancel due to coronavirus fears and several other factors, the organizer said.
Social Network Polarises Society Further, Academic Warns
(18 December) Social network can lead to further "fragmentation" of the Thai society which is already deeply polarised along political fault lines, a prominent expert on mass communications has warned.
Top 10 Prayuth Moments of 2015 by Khaosod English
BANGKOK — Where would we journalists be without Dear Leader Prayuth Chan-ocha’s colourful soundbites and awkward photo-ops? Here’s a list of our favorite and not-so-favorite moments featuring the junta chairman from the past year:
Opposition Ready to Scrutinize Prayuth Government: Anti-Junta Parties
BANGKOK — Though short of forming government, anti-junta parties have pledged to act as a rigorous opposition to keep the incoming government led by...
Army Threatens Lese Majeste Charge Against Historian
(6 February) The Royal Thai Army is considering a legal action against a prominent historian for his remarks about the monarchy, according to an army spokesman.
Thai Government Denies Housing CIA Secret Prison
BANGKOK — The Thai government has denied the existence of a secret prison inside the country’s borders, following fresh queries about an alleged CIA "black site" in Thailand after the recent release of a damning report on the US's post-9/11 interrogations of suspected terrorists.
1976 Student Massacre Remembered in 'Politics-free' Commemoration
BANGKOK — Survivors and relatives of the victims of the October 1976 student massacre gathered at Thammasat University today to quietly mark its 38th anniversary, under orders from the university's administrators to refrain from any political discussion.
Khaosod English Speaks With Yingluck Shinawatra
BANGKOK — Former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra was among the well-wishers who turned out to celebrate Khaosod newspaper’s 25th anniversary, during which she agreed to a brief chat with Khaosod English.