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Readers will recall the case of the exceedingly dangerous 15 year-old, Thanalop Phalanchai, also known as Yok or sometimes Jade or even as Comrade Sleepless. She so threatening to the palace, regime, police, judges, and the rest of the ruling class that she had to be charged with lese majeste and locked up. Since she…

After the video went viral on social media, the police officials arrested the miscreants in view of "zero tolerance" policy towards such actions.

Event returns for first time in many years on Sunday as city appoints governor vocal in supporting LGBT community

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Parents speak out after school administrators try to bribe them to hush up the sexual assault of boy

OBEC moves even more backwards OBEC moves even more backwards Education agencys latest blunder shows the disconnect between policymakers and the young generation when it comes to LGBTIs published : 26 Jul 2021 at 04:30 EDUCATE YOURSELVES What could go wrong when the Office of the Basic Education Commission (OBEC) holds an online training session for its educational supervisors? Apparently, a lot of things. In one part of the webinar, in a section titled "Character Of True Friends", the spe...

Rainbow capitalism takes hold Rainbow capitalism takes hold Although advocacy of LGBTI rights has become a fashionable trend, many institutions still dont understand or accept diversity published : 28 Jun 2021 at 04:30 An MRT interchange tunnel decorated in rainbow colours in celebration of Pride Month. Photo: Somchai Poomlard Rainbows are washing over the city. Its Pride Month. On streets, walkways, walls, shoes, T-shirts, scarfs -- basically anything -- vivid col...

Milk Tea Alliance stirs political pot in Asia An informal online network supports young people in their struggle for freedom against authoritarian regimes Updated: June 10, 2021 07:53 AM GMT Trending Protesters hold up images of jailed pro-democracy activists and make the three-finger salute outside Bangkok Remand Prison as they await the result of a bail hearing for three protest leaders on May 11. (Photo: AFP) Portraits of Myanmar’s democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi are common at the ongoing...

The Thai Lawyers for Human Rights has reported that at least 41 children have been charged for peacefully exercising their rights to freedom of expression and assembly since the youth-led pro-democracy rallies started in July 2020.

Thai authorities should immediately and unconditionally drop insulting the monarchy and other politically motivated charges against children who peacefully express their opinions, Human Rights Watch said today.