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‘Run Against Dictatorship’ Forced to Cancel Another Presser
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BANGKOK — Organizers of an upcoming sports event that doubles as a rally against PM Prayuth Chan-ocha said Monday they were forced by “those...
Police Order Bangkok Climate Protest to Disperse
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BANGKOK — A protest to raise awareness about climate change was forced to cancel by the police Friday just minutes after it began in...
Interview: Military Surveillance Turning Thailand into ‘1984’
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Story by Pravit Rojanaphruk and Sunantha Buabmee
BANGKOK — Giving a surveillance agency run by the armed forces a free rein in national security issues...
Gov’t Says ‘5 More People’ May be Nabbed for Royal Insult
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BANGKOK — A top official said Tuesday five more people might be arrested in connection with “inappropriate” online comments about the monarchy, in addition...
Police Say Belgian Reporter Held Over ‘National Security’ Concerns
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BANGKOK — A spokesman for the national police on Monday confirmed that a Belgian journalist was detained ahead of his interview with an anti-government...
Activist Arrested, Accused of Making Threats to Monarchy
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BANGKOK — Police on Tuesday said they arrested a pro-democracy campaigner who spread “hatred” toward the monarchy in an online post – an allegation...
Army Files Sedition Charges Against Opposition Politicians, Academic
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BANGKOK — An army representative on Friday said he filed criminal complaints against 12 opposition leaders and academics who spoke in favor of amending...
Future Forward Seeks to Amend Junta’s Cyber Law
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BANGKOK — Future Forward Party said on Monday that it will push for the amendment of the controversial Cyber Security Act, which grants the...
Gov’t Warns Public Not to Criticize Constitutional Court
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BANGKOK — Deputy Prime Minister Wissanu Krea-ngam said criticism of a top court dealing with prominent political cases might result in prosecution of the...
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