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Rebuke of myanmar's military leading, but will they respect that result? >> it's a big question, rosemary. we don't have the answer to that. they insinuated they will respect the vote, but we will have to wait and see. many are assuming a military coup is far less likely. this party, the unofficial vote shows that has the most votes moved forward. it's a progressive party with policies basically of a deep st structural reform. it also wants to look at the issue of monarchy reform. this was once an untouchable issue which now has become one

Authorities are investigating whether Amnesty International has broken any laws, Prime Minister Chan-o-cha said on Friday, after ultra-royalists called for the human rights group to be expelled for its support of activists facing prosecution.

Thai protesters angry at royal insults law and want monarchy reform The demonstration was originally to show solidarity with protesters in Myanmar, but morphed into calls to end the lese-majesty law 10 February 2021 - 17:28 Agency Staff Riot police officers confront pro-democracy protesters during a rally demanding the prime minister resign and reforms on the monarchy, in Bangkok, Thailand, February 10, 2021. Picture: REUTERS/ATHIT PERAWONGMETHA Bangkok — Hundreds of Thai protesters gathered in Bangkok on Wednesday to demand the release of four activists remanded in ...

Author: Editorial Board, ANU Thailand is Southeast Asia’s second-largest economy and a human development success story. At the geographic heart of the region, its security interests are myriad, from maritime security to environmental governance and peace along its long land borders. It has been intertwined culturally and economically with China for centuries, yet was a core member of Southeast Asia’s anti-communist bloc during the Cold War and maintains strong defence and diplomatic ties with the United States. Japan has a large economic footprint in the country, including in the form of ...