-
Taksin
says "NO" to prosecution of people that murdered pro-democracy demonstrators
- Red Thai Socialist. April 20, 2012
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Status
quo in Thailand protected by so-called 'reconciliation' - Red Thai
Socialist. April 7, 2012
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Thailand
bans 'Macbeth' adaptation - Agence France Presse. April 4, 2012
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Thailand
to investigate protest deaths - Agence France Presse. March 13, 2012
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Thai
activist jailed for royal slurs - Agence France Presse. February 28,
2012
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Thai
activists on trial over parliament protest - Agence France Presse.
February 21, 2012
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Some
facts everyone should know about Thai courts and prisons - Red Thai
Socialist. February 17, 2012
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Thais
split by fierce royal insult law debate - Agence France Presse. February
8, 2012
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Three
years ago today - Red Thai Socialist. February 6, 2012
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New
divisions emerge in Thai politics - Red Thai Socialist. January 29,
2012
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In
2012 lese majeste will be the litmus test for Thai democracy - Red
Thai Socialist. January 3, 2012
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Tensions
grow as Thailand awaits Thaksin's return - Sydney Morning Herald. December
29, 2011
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Lese-Majeste:
A potent political weapon of stifling proportions - East Asia Forum.
December 28, 2011
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Thai
army chief opposes change to royal insult law - Agence France Presse.
December 20, 2011
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Thai
royalists rally in Bangkok - Agence France Presse. December 17, 2011
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Thailand
gives back passport to ex-PM Thaksin - Agence France Presse. December
16, 2011
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Thai
activist gets 15 years for insulting monarchy - Associated Press. December
15, 2011
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Peua
Thai Government lines up with the military - Red Thai Socialist. December
11, 2011
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Second
Thai protest against royal insult laws - Agence France Presse. December
10, 2011
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Thai
ex-PM grilled over deadly rally crackdown - Agence France Presse. December
9, 2011
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American
sentenced to prison for Thai royal insult - Associated Press. December
8, 2011
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Thai
king birthday pardon excludes Thaksin: official - Agence France Presse.
December 4, 2011
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Rights
group says Thai monarchy laws need reform - Associated Press. December
3, 2011
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Thailand:
Two years on, no justice for political violence - Human Rights Watch
Statement. April 10, 2012
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Thailand:
Growing threats to political freedom in Thailand - Asian Legal Resource
Centre (ALRC) Statement. February 16, 2012
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Call
for temporary release of Mr Somyot Pruksakasemsuk and others accused in
criminal cases during trial - Joint Statement. February 15, 2012
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Thailand:
Trial of webmaster charged for computer crime resumes tomorrow - Asian
Human Rights Commission Urgent Appeal. February 13, 2012
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Thailand:
Protect academic freedom at university - Amnesty International Public
Statement. February 9, 2012
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Thailand:
Downward slide on human rights – New government fails to pursue promised
reforms - Human Rights Watch Statement. January 24, 2012
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Thailand:
End harsh punishments for lese majeste offenses - Human Rights Watch
Statement. December 2, 2011
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Thailand:
Twenty years in prison for four SMS messages - Asian Human Rights Commission
Statement. November 24, 2011
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Call
for release of imprisoned Thai editor Somyot Pruksakasemsuk - Political
Committee of the Poor-People's Democratic Party. July 15, 2011
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Thailand:
Investigate abuses connected to political violence - Human Rights Watch
News Release. May 2, 2011
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Details
of lese majeste charges against Giles Ji Ungpakorn - Giles Ji Ungpakorn.
January 20, 2009
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Les
majesty charge results from book ‘A Coup for the Rich’ - Appeal for
Support from Ji Ungpakorn. January 13, 2009 (see Thai
writer: End prosecution for 'insulting king')
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