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BANGKOK: Two Thai journalists arrested for reporting on the vandalism of Bangkok temple wall with graffiti criticising a pro-monarchy law were released on bail Tuesday (Feb 13), a lawyer’s group said.
The two were charged with being accomplices to damaging a historical site and public vandalism, said Thai Lawyers for Human Rights, which is representing the men
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Two Thai journalists arrested for reporting on the vandalism of Bangkok temple wall with graffiti criticizing a pro-monarchy law were released on bail Tuesday, a lawyer’s group said. The arrests, carried out separately on Monday, nearly a year after the incident, drew widespread criticism and raised concerns from several right groups over the state of media freedom in Thailand. The Royal Palace police station, which made the arrests, said Nutthaphol Meksobhon, a reporter for the independent online media Prachatai, and Natthapon Phanphongsanon, a freelance photographer, were charged wi...
Police say journalists were charged with collaborating in vandalising an historical site in an incident last year.