Thai Govt Condemns Fake HM King Statement
BANGKOK — A criminal investigation has been launched into a fake document that claimed to be a statement issued by His Majesty the King last night, according to a spokesperson for Thailand’s military government.
Army Officer Visits Red Leader at Home for 'Attitude Adjustment'
SAMUT PRAKARN — A Redshirt leader and former Pheu Thai Party MP was visited by a military officer at his home in a Bangkok suburb today for an "attitude adjustment" discussion.
Sister of Former Princess Jailed for Insulting Monarchy
BANGKOK — The sister-in-law of Thailand’s Crown Prince was found guilty of insulting the monarchy in court today.
Thai Conservative Activist Warns of US 'Terrorism'
BANGKOK — A prominent activist from the ultraconservative movement that campaigned against the former government has accused the United States of planning a terror attack in Thailand to provide a pretense for invasion.
Lese Majeste Arrest Prompts Social Media Ban in State Offices
BANGKOK — Bureaucrats across the country have been ordered to refrain from accessing social media sites on their workplace computers after a state employee was arrested for allegedly insulting the monarchy on Facebook.
Prayuth Asks Thais to Stop 'Whining' to Foreign Nations
BANGKOK — Junta chairman and Prime Minister Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha has asked Thais to keep their complaints at home, following an American diplomat's public urging that Thailand's post-coup government cease its suppression of civil rights.
Thailand Promises Zero Tolerance in Fight Against Human Trafficking
BANGKOK (DPA) — Thailand will adopt a zero tolerance policy in combating human trafficking, officials said Friday, after a US report slammed the country's performance on the issue.
Uptick in Southern Violence As Malaysian Delegates Visit Thailand
PATTANI — Thailand's southern border provinces have seen a surge in violence in recent days, following the arrival of senior Malaysian officials in Bangkok to discuss the insurgent violence with Thailand's military government.
Redshirt Leaders Released After Brief 'Talks' With Military
BANGKOK — Two Redshirt leaders have been released following "attitude adjustment" sessions with the military.
Thai Junta Renews Summons Orders to Quash Criticism
BANGKOK — Thailand's ruling military junta has summoned a new round of prominent Pheu Thai politicians for "attitude readjustment" after they publicly criticized the political situation in Thailand.