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On 27 December 2018, at 13.00 a.m., a group of university students called Din Esan from the Faculty of Law, Ubon Ratchathani University, went to the Election Commission of Yasothon Province for submitting letter about the authority who forced people to apply membership of the Palang...
Since January 5, 2019, the Twitter hashtag #SaveRahaf took over the social media after it was widely reported that Rahaf Mohammed Alqunun, an 18-year-old Saudi woman, was arrested and detained at Suvarnabhumi Airport by the Thai immigration authorities. In transit to Australia, Alqunun was...
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...
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...
Apart from exercising legal powers to arrest and prosecute political dissent, The NCPO’s government also used social or psychological measures to create climate of fear in the public. Whether or not the NCPO planned to create a climate of fear, freedom of expression in Thailand was affected...
