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#Attitude adjusted? Pichai Naripthaphan: Attitute Adjustment for me is an order to be silent
  Pichai Naripthaphan, the former Minister of Energy in Yingluck Shinawatra’s cabinet, former Deputy Minister of Finance in Samak Sundaravej’s cabinet and the working group on economic of Pheu Thai’s Party, has become an ordinary people with no authority in the regime of the National Council...
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Court of Appeal’s verdict on Apichat’s case: How the Thai Court recognized Junta and its self proclaim laws
Verdict of the Court of Appeal in a case against Apichat, a man who was accused to defy junta’s announcement ban on political gathering of 5 people and above marked another historic pinpoint in The Thai Legal system as well as Thai politics as a whole. It was the first time where a word “Sovereign...
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Tables of minor offenses charged against individuals who expressed political opinion
  Under the NCPO regime, the restrictions on freedom of expression were instituted through  'legal' procedures, in the aim of legitimising the military government. These 'laws' include new laws and special announcements and orders issued under the NCPO government. Furthermore, charges...
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Attitude adjusted? : Prasitchai, the leading opponent against the coal power plant and the field trip in “military prison”
    As he was confident in himself that he had well researched about the coal-fired power plant in all aspects, including pros and cons, Prasitchai Nu-nuan usually came out to oppose the construction of the coal power plant, especially in the South. Prasitchai became well-known for the...
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Repressive Constitution under the Referendum Act 2016
  In April 2016, the junta-appointed parliament passed the Referendum Act 2016 for the Constitutional Referendum on 7 August 2016. The draft constitution was written by a committee appointed by the NCPO without any public participation in the drafting process. The draft also installed many new...
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