Don't Oppose the Junta, Thaksin Instructs Redshirts: Source
BANGKOK — Thaksin Shinawatra, the de facto leader of the Redshirt movement, has reportedly advised his supporters to refrain from interfering with the missions of the military junta that seized power from the Redshirt-allied government last year.
Anti-Graft Agency Petitioned To Investigate Junta’s LINE Stickers
BANGKOK — Activists have asked the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) to launch an inquiry into the Thai junta's seven million baht project to produce a set of "stickers" for the mobile chat application LINE.
Thais Told Not To Worry If They See Tanks in Bangkok
BANGKOK (DPA) — Thai authorities told the public Monday not to worry if they see tanks rolling into Bangkok later in the week.
NACC Stalls Over 'Difficult' Prosecution of 2010 Unrest
BANGKOK — Thailand’s national anti-graft body is finding it "difficult" to bring charges against those responsible for the deadly crackdown on protesters in 2010 because of security officers' role in the violence, a spokesperson said yesterday.
NACC Stalls Over 'Difficult' Prosecution of 2010 Crackdown
BANGKOK — Thailand’s national anti-graft body is finding it "difficult" to bring charges against those responsible for the deadly crackdown on protesters in 2010 because of security officers' role in the violence, a spokesperson said yesterday.
NLA Prepares 163 Laws For The New Year
BANGKOK— The legislative body appointed by Thailand’s military junta has prepared 163 draft laws for consideration this year, state media reported.
Asian Democracy in the Balance After Turbulent 2014
By Robin Powell
HM King Stresses Messages of 'Will' in 2015 New Year Card
BANGKOK - His Majesty the King has urged all Thais to practice a "pure will" and "perfect physical strength" in a New Year greeting card released to the public tonight.
Thai Human Rights Commission Slated For 'Downgrading'
BANGKOK - A major international human rights body has flagged Thailand's national human rights commission for a "downgrading," citing its questionable role in tackling civil rights issues.
Thai Human Rights Commission Slated For ‘Downgrading’
BANGKOK - A major international human rights body has flagged Thailand's national human rights commission for a "downgrading," citing its questionable role in tackling civil rights issues.
