Military Summons Print Media to Army Club
BANGKOK — The military has summoned representatives from 18 Thai newspapers to attend a 2pm meeting at the Army Club tomorrow.
Scuffles, Road Blockade Greet Anti-Coup Protests
BANGKOK — Hundreds of anti-coup protesters demonstrated in Bangkok for a second day of public protest against the military coup d'etat, despite the military junta’s ban on public gatherings of more than five people.
Senate Dissolved, Pro-Thaksin Officials Transferred
BANGKOK — The Thai military junta further consolidated its power tonight by dissolving the Senate and transferring top officials allied to the previous government to inactive posts.
HRW: Rights in ‘Free Fall’ After Coup
Human Rights Watch Press Release, 24 May 2014
Military Junta Summons Activists, Academics
BANGKOK — The military junta summoned for 35 more people to the Army Club, among them activists and academics who spoke out against the coup.
Former PM Yingluck May Be Detained For '3-7 Days'
BANGKOK — Former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinwatra may be detained by the military for at least “3-7 days,” reports say.
International Scholars of Thai Studies Condemn Coup
BANGKOK — Thai studies academics from around the world have condemned the Royal Thai Army's military coup and called for an immediate return to constitutional rule.
Protesters Confront Soldiers In Downtown Bangkok
BANGKOK — The army has reportedly detained four protesters who were part of a 300-strong anti-coup rally in downtown Bangkok today.
Anti-Coup Protesters Rally At 1973 Uprising Memorial
BANGKOK – Student activists have defied the military’s ban on political gatherings of more than five people by continuing to protest the military coup in Bangkok today.
Army Occupies Thai-Lao Border To Cut Off Red Escapes
NONG KHAI —The military has occupied the Thai-Lao border crossing in Nong Khai province in an effort to prevent Redshirt activists from leaving the country.
