ICT Pledges To Sniff Out Anti-Monarchy Chat Messages
BANGKOK - Thailand's military government has claimed it has the ability to search for anti-monarchy remarks on private chat messages.
Soldiers Alarmed By 'Three-Finger Salute' Monkey Warrior
PHETCHABURI - Soldiers were dispatched to a temple in Phetchaburi province today to inspect a statue of a mythical monkey warrior raising the forbidden "three-finger salute."
Thai Govt Releases LINE 'Twelve Values' Stickers
BANGKOK - The Thai military government has officially unveiled a set of "stickers" that depict the moral teaching of junta leader Prayuth Chan-ocha for the chat application LINE.
Royal Resignation: Charges Piled On Srirasmi's Family
BANGKOK - Police say they are speeding up their effort to prosecute relatives of Srirasmi Suwadee, the wife of Thai Crown Prince who resigned from her royal status last week.
Police Clear Reporters From Srirasmi's Residence
RATCHABURI — Police have asked reporters to stay away from the residence of Srirasmi Suwadee, the wife of Thailand’s Crown Prince who resigned her royal status last week.
Former Thai Princess Asks Media For Privacy
BANGKOK — The wife of Thailand’s Crown Prince has asked reporters camped outside her home to respect her privacy following her resignation from the Royal Family last week.
Fallen Tree Narrowly Misses PM Prayuth's Car
BANGKOK — The Prime Minister of Thailand narrowly escaped injury after a tree fell on his motorcade in Bangkok today, injuring two of his bodyguards.
Thai Govt To Launch 'Twelve Values' Stickers For LINE
BANGKOK — The Thai government has announced its "New Year's gift" for all Thais: free virtual "stickers" representing the junta leader's moral teachings for the chat application LINE.
Thai Junta Chairman Vows to Hunt Down Critics of Monarchy
BANGKOK — Thai authorities are seeking to extradite critics of the Thai monarchy living abroad for legal prosecution in Thailand, Prime Minister and junta chairman Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha said today.
Military Reminds Northeastern Radio Stations To Broadcast Junta Programs
NAKHON RATCHASIMA — Military officers have threatened to revoke the licenses of community radio stations in northeastern Thailand that refuse to broadcast the military junta’s daily talk shows.
