Hundreds Protest Royal Defamation Laws in Thailand
Hundreds marched in Bangkok and lit ceremonial fires in front of a courthouse to protest Thailand's draconian royal defamation law ...
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10,000 Protesters Defy Thai Crackdown After Emergency Decree, Arrests
Some 10,000 Thai protesters gathered Thursday in defiance of a sweeping crackdown after authorities moved to crush months of pro-democracy ...
Thai PM Warns of Increased Arrests as Pro-Democracy Protests Continue
Thailand's prime minister claimed that "the majority of Thais" find the student-led pro-democracy protests "unacceptable," despite consistent large crowds at ...
Pyrrhic Victory? Thai Government Sets Out to Demolish Popular New Party
If Thailand’s government were to set out to make enemies of the country’s savvy young voters, it could hardly do ...
Thailand is Fighting [for] the Future
The hatred Thailand's regime and its supporters have directed towards the new popular Future Forward Party shows that the country ...
Polls Close in Thailand’s First General Election Since 2014 Coup
Thais is about to see whether the ruling junta will return to power as a civilian government, or if pro-democracy ...
Trapped Wild Boars: How the Thai Cave Rescue Unfolded
Twelve boys and their football coach who were trapped in a cave in northern Thailand for more than a fortnight ...
Thai Democracy Activist Flees Country After Sharing Profile of King
Activist Chanoknan Ruamsap has had to flee Thailand due to her sharing of a BBC profile of the country's late ...
EU Resumes Official Contacts with Thai Junta Ahead of Promised Elections
The EU agreed to resume political contacts "at all levels" with Thailand, more than three years after suspending them in ...
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