"Independent Agencies" Continue to Probe Deposed PM
BANGKOK — Thailand’s “independent agencies” continue to investigate former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra a month after her government was deposed in a military coup.
NCPO To Clarify New Press Censorship Measures With Media Bosses
BANGKOK — The Thai military junta will convene a meeting with directors of news agencies to clarify its heightened measure to monitor the media, said a leading member of the junta.
Activist Monk Advises PCAD Leaders To 'Stay Quiet'
BANGKOK — The militant monk who co-led the six-month protest campaign against the former government has called on fellow activists to "stay quiet" and allow the military junta to do its work.
US: Coup Will Not Lead To Reconciliation That Thailand Needs
BANGKOK — A senior US official has asked for support from the US Congress to help move Thailand back to a democratic system of government.
Pheu Thai Denies Links to Anti-Coup Group in Exile
BANGKOK — The ruling party of the former government has denied any link with the anti-coup organisation founded in exile by its former leader, Jarupong Ruangsuwan.
EU Condemnation Prompts Thai Military To End 'Special Detention'
BANGKOK — The European Union’s move to cut ties with Thailand in protest of last month’s coup has prompted the Thai military to release all detainees who were held in "special circumstances," says the junta’s spokesperson.
Former Politicians Form Anti-Coup Group in Exile
BANGKOK — Politicians allied to the former government have formally announced an anti-coup organisation in exile on the 82nd anniversary of Thailand's democratic revolution.
Thailand Disappointed At EU Sanctions Over Coup (DPA)
By Cod Satrusayang (DPA)
Red Activist Released From Secret Military Custody
BANGKOK — A Redshirt activist who has been missing for three weeks was released from military custody today, after being detained by the army at an undisclosed location for nearly a month.
Suthep's Claim of Army-PCAD Conspiracy Dismissed By Junta
BANGKOK — A military spokesperson has rejected former anti-government protest leader Suthep Thaugsuban's revelation that the army has been seeking to overthrow the previous government for years.
