Activists Debate Taking to Streets to Protest Prayuth
BANGKOK — Campaigners who spent much of the past five years leading anti-junta protests were divided on Thursday over whether they should do the same in response to parliament electing junta chairman Prayuth Chan-ocha to a second term in office.
PCAD Monk Leader Calls Tear Gas Barrage “Attempted Murder”
BANGKOK — A Buddhist monk and core anti-government leader has filed attempted murder charges against the police that used tear gas on him and his group of demonstrators today.
Suthep Denies Planning New Party with Sukhumbhand
BANGKOK — Former protest leader and Democrat Party member Suthep Thaugsuban today denied rumors he was preparing to launch a new political party with the governor of Bangkok.
Red-Yellow Shirts Jointly Put Pressure on MFP’s Sexual Scandals
The Move Forward Party (MFP ), which was the most popular party in May's general election, now faces a credibility problem after its members...
Police Force to be Reformed – By an Army General
BANGKOK — The Royal Thai Police is set to undergo a series of reforms the government promised would get rid of corruption, nepotism and other problems that have plagued the institution for decades.
Wife of Alleged Cambodian Killer ‘Shocked’ by Accusations
PHNOM PENH — The man who allegedly shot dead a Cambodian government critic over what he claimed was a money dispute is too poor to have loaned the victim USD$3,000 (105,000 baht), his wife said Tuesday.
Roadside Bomb Kills Army Ranger, Injures 4 in Deep South
NARATHIWAT — A roadside bomb killed one army ranger and wounded four others in the southern border province of Narathiwat today.
Junta To Publicize Its 5-Year Accomplishments
BANGKOK — The junta will publish a report on progress made to the country to mark five years in power, a regime spokeswoman said on Monday.
Claims of Violence Attempt to Discredit Democracy Backers: Protest Leader
BANGKOK — A pro-election protest leader accused the military government Monday of discrediting them by claiming a planned protest to mark the fourth anniversary of the coup would induce violence.
Ja New Challenges Facebook to Restore His Lost Account
BANGKOK — Pro-democracy activist Sirawith Seritiwat, aka Ja New, is calling on Facebook to help him recover his account lost about a month ago.