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The government of the National Council for Peace and Order (NCPO) issued an announcement No. 37/2014 that put civilians suspected of offences related to national security to be tried under military courts. The announcement was enacted for over two years, and has been revoked by the...
The Constitution Drafting Committee (CDC) made a public debut of its first draft of the new charter on 29th January, 2016. Two months after receiving feedbacks from a varied of agencies and revising the draft content, the final version of the draft constitution completed on March 29th before...
On 23-24 June 2016, 20 individuals were arrested for participating in a series of political activities. 13 of them were arrested in the evening of 23 June, 2016, for distributing leaflets campaigning for 'Vote No' against the draft constitution. The other 7 were arrested in the morning of 24 June,...
Even though Thai Supreme Court rules that IP address alone cannot convict a suspect, it is still accepted, as evidence, by court, when used in combination with other evidences. Despite challenges and difficulties in obtaining reliable evidence associated with a particular IP address, it is...
The case of Ms. Patnaree or the mother of pro-democracy activist, Ja New, has taught us a valuable lesson as to what [narrow] extent the individual’s privacy in an online context is being respected by Thai authorities.
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