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Thailand's greedy and obscene ruling class has struck again, this time preventing a second vote on Pita Limjaroenrat's second effort to get approved as prime minister. As has become common in the courts in recent years, the old guard, military-backed, royalists in parliament decided to make up the rules in order to prevent Pita being…
When 15-year-old Thanalop "Yok" Phalanchai's anti-uniform protest began in June, she became the centre of public attention throughout Thailand.
Human Rights Watch (HRW) stated on Saturday that a member of a banned Cambodian opposition group was arrested in Bangkok
Thais will be voting in a closely fought election that is seen as a referendum on whether it is illegal to criticise the Thai monarchy. The election could determine whether the nation will revive its once-vibrant democracy or slide further toward authoritarian rule, with royalists firmly in power
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