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Buddha Forbids State Oversight of Temples' Coffers, Buddhist Group Claims

BANGKOK — Disciples of a prominent Buddhist saint in northeastern Thailand have denounced a proposal that would allow the state to investigate treasuries of Buddhist temples across Thailand.

Hunger Games Premiere Cancelled Ahead of Anti-Coup Protest

BANGKOK — A movie theatre in Bangkok has pulled the latest "Hunger Games" film from its program, a day before an anti-coup protest was scheduled to take place at the film's premiere.

Army Downplays Concern Over Old Choppers After Deadly Crash

BANGKOK — The Royal Thai Army has dismissed speculation that a helicopter crash that killed 9 servicemen earlier this week was a result of the aircraft’s old age.

Students Arrested For Anti-Coup Salute During Junta Leader's Speech

BANGKOK — Five university students are being held in an army camp for flashing an anti-coup hand gesture while Prime Minister and junta chairman Prayuth Chan-ocha was giving a speech in the northeastern province of Khon Kaen this morning.

Citing Junta's Ban On Protest, Police Break Up Anti-Dam Rally

BANGKOK — Police blocked a protest in Bangkok against plans to build a controversial dam in northern Thailand today, citing the military junta's ban on all political activities.

Thai Junta's '12 Values' Film To Launch On 6 Dec

BANGKOK — A film depicting Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha’s moral teachings will premier across Thailand this December, officials say.

Southern Separatist Banners Mock 'Happiness' Policy

NARATHIWAT — Police discovered four banners in Narathiwat province this morning that threaten to launch more attacks on Buddhist civilians and state officials in the insurgency-plagued region.

Khon Kaen Redshirt Leader Welcomes Prayuth To Northeast

KHON KAEN — A core Redshirt activist in Khon Kaen province said his supporters will not stage any protests against the upcoming visit by Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha, the leader of the 22 May coup d’etat.

Lese Majeste Facebooker Says She Was Framed

BANGKOK — A 26-year-old Thai woman says that someone broke into her Facebook account to post anti-monarchy comments without her knowledge.

Thai Junta Chairman To Tour Two Redshirt Provinces This Week

BANGKOK — The chairman of Thailand’s military junta is scheduled to visit two northeastern provinces this week that are considered strongholds of the Redshirt movement.

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