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The Self-Defeating Nature of Thailand's 'Soft Power' Push – The Diplomat - Vimarsana News

The Self-Defeating Nature of Thailand's 'Soft Power' Push – The Diplomat

A genuine flowering of popular culture would inevitably showcase the repressive nature of the Thai state.

2 Thai Journalists Arrested for Covering Anti-Monarchist Temple Vandalism - Vimarsana News

2 Thai Journalists Arrested for Covering Anti-Monarchist Temple Vandalism

The pair were charged as “accomplices” to an incident last March in which an activist spray-painted an anti-royalist message inside Bangkok’s Grand Palace.

Anti-112 graffiti at the Grand Palace - Vimarsana News

Anti-112 graffiti at the Grand Palace

The Bangkok Post and Coconuts Bangkok report that Suttawee Soikham, 24, a native of Khon Kaen was "arrested for spray-painting the number 112 [an anti-lese majeste symbol and an anarchist-looking symbol] on the wall of the [Grand Palace] Temple of the Emerald Buddha in Bangkok on Tuesday evening has been hit with police charges carrying…

Man charged for anti-112 graffiti at Wat Phra Kaew - Vimarsana News

Man charged for anti-112 graffiti at Wat Phra Kaew

A 24-year-old man arrested for spray-painting the number 112 on the wall of the Temple of the Emerald Buddha in Bangkok on Tuesday evening has been hit with police charges carrying up to seven years in prison.

Man charged after painting protest message on Wat Phra Kaew wall - Vimarsana News

Man charged after painting protest message on Wat Phra Kaew wall

A 24-year-old man arrested for spray-painting the number 112 on the wall of the Temple of the Emerald Buddha in Bangkok on Tuesday evening has been hit with police charges carrying up to seven years in prison.