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An activist lawyer filed a complaint against Move Forward, the party that won last week’s general election, over its vow to amend the Thailand’s royal defamation law, the latest sign that the process of forming a new government could get protracted.

Thailand’s voters have spoken. In the 14 May general election, they overwhelmingly backed change. Two major opposition parties won 293 seats in the 500-member House of Representatives.The part

The amazing mom recognized this week is married with 2 sons, runs her own cleaning business, and just embarked on dream she had put off since high school.

Bangkok - Thailand’s Election Commission is weighing a last-minute legal challenge to the pro-democracy front-runner in the country’s race for

The Criminal Court on Friday acquitted Pannika Wanich, a campaign assistant of the Move Forward Party, of a Computer Crime Act violation stemming from Facebook posts she made a decade ago.

Pita Limjaroenrat led his party to victory in the Thai election and seems poised to become the next prime minister, unless the military blocks him.

Thailand’s Election Commission is weighing a last-minute legal challenge to the pro-democracy front-runner in the country’s race for prime minister in a case that could derail the political career of one of the military-backed government’s fiercest critics. The complaint against Move Forward Party leader Pita Limjaroenrat bears strong echoes of the case that brought down…

The monarcho-military establishment must give Thai voters the change they demand | Leaders

A dislike of Australian soap operas helped propel Pita Limjaroenrat, leader of Thailand’s progressive Move Forward party, to a history-making political career.

Ideological differences on changes to Lèse-Majesté law remain a thorny issue.