Redshirts Slam AG for Inaction on PCAD Insurrection Charges
BANGKOK — A group of Redshirts wants to know why those who helped pave the way for the 2014 coup have yet to answer outstanding charges of insurrection more than a year after they were filed.
Redshirt Leaders Doubt Alleged Bombing Link
BANGKOK — Top Redshirt activists have urged the national police commander to be careful with allegations a radical Redshirt had a role in engineering the bomb attack that killed 20 people in Bangkok last month.
Single Gateway for Internet Still Under Study, Minister Says
BANGKOK — The military government’s plan to route all internet traffic in and out of the kingdom through a single gateway won’t happen anytime soon, a top official said today.
Ousted PM Yingluck files case against public prosecutor
BANGKOK — Deposed prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra filed a criminal case against the attorney general on Tuesday alleging unfair handling of charges against her that could see her jailed for 10 years.
Eight to Be Tried for Blocking 2014 Election
BANGKOK — After deliberating 18 months, prosecutors today announced they have taken up cases against eight activists who helped scuttle the 2014 election.
Junta Readies ‘Great Firewall of Thailand’
BANGKOK — Thai authorities have taken steps toward achieving their stated desire of gaining greater control of internet use by creating a single gateway for all internet traffic in and out of the kingdom.
Junta Weighs Charges Against Coup Anniversary Marchers
BANGKOK — Thailand’s ruling military junta may retroactively charge activists who defied the regime’s ban on protests to stage a demonstration Saturday in Bangkok.
Please Don't Protest Prayuth at UN, Govt Asks Thai Expats
BANGKOK — The military government has urged Thai expats in the United States to refrain from protesting junta chairman Prayuth Chan-ocha’s upcoming visit to the United Nations headquarters in New York City.
Police Protest Giving Officer Position to Former PCAD Leader
BANGKOK — A former leader of the group which organized anti-government protests preceding the 2014 coup is reconsidering her application for an officer position in the Royal Thai Police, a police official said, after her candidacy was criticized as political favoritism.
Hundreds Denounce Junta at Democracy Monument (Photos)
By Grace Moore
By Grace Moore Correspondent BANGKOK — Activists from the New Democracy Movement led hundreds of demonstrators in a march Saturday, challenging the military government’s ban on protests.
By Grace Moore Correspondent BANGKOK — Activists from the New Democracy Movement led hundreds of demonstrators in a march Saturday, challenging the military government’s ban on protests.
