Cops Told to Take Off Sunglasses While on Duty
BANGKOK — “The eye is the lamp of the body; If your eyes are generous, your whole body will be full of light.” Thai police are now about to take that biblical passage seriously.
Gov’t Says ‘5 More People’ May be Nabbed for Royal Insult
BANGKOK — A top official said Tuesday five more people might be arrested in connection with “inappropriate” online comments about the monarchy, in addition to an activist apprehended by the police last night.
DPA: Senators Debate Appointed PM as Protesters Move Base
By Cod Satrusayang (DPA)
Activist Acquitted of Sedition for Anti-Junta Messages
BANGKOK — A pro-democracy activist was acquitted Thursday of sedition and cybercrime charges for criticizing the ruling junta back in 2014.
Widespread Apathy Greets Senate Election
(30 March) Polls for elected Senate seats open today amid a widely apathetic mood, with election officials admitting that they expect a low turnout.
NCPO Detains Red Activist 'To Help Her Meditate'
BANGKOK — A military spokesperson has reportedly claimed the army is detaining a Redshirt activist at an undisclosed location so she can meditate without any distractions from the outside world.
Thai Net More ‘Not Free’ Due to Military Suppression: Freedom House
WASHINGTON — Thailand’s internet was rated “not free” due to increased suppression under military rule in the latest report from Freedom House, a U.S.-based NGO that monitors democracy and free expression around the world.
Renowned Critic of Thai Monarchy Re-Emerges
BANGKOK - A Thai historian wanted by the military junta for criticising the monarchy spoke out for first time on Saturday since he went into hiding six months ago.
Protesters Rally Against Prayuth in New York – But Say They Aren’t Thais
NEW YORK — Anti-Prayuth protesters in New York on Tuesday were neither Thai nor knew where Thailand is located.
Deputy Prime Minister Gen. Prawit Wongsuwan...
Everything You Were Afraid to Ask About Thai Rice Subsidies
BANGKOK — When the military government approved spending at least 20 billion baht to guarantee prices for rice farmers, two questions were raised: How...