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2019 election: Ban on political activities was lifted but house visits and intimidation continue
  On 11 December 2018, the NCPO issued the Head of the NCPO Order No. 22/2561 to revoke 9 important orders, which included section 12 of the Head of the NCPO Order No. 3/2015 prohibited political gatherings. Unlock for people to take part in public activities more convenient than before, and...
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Revisiting the case of #SaveRahaf: Refugee rights under the NCPO’s regime 13 January 2019
  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...
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Police had an opinion to file the case against seven activists for violation of political gathering to the military prosecutor
  On 2 October 2018, the Bang Khen Police Station submitted an opinion that a prosecution order should be made and sent the document of the “Cleaning-up Democracy” case to the military prosecutor, which were accused of defying Order No. 3/2015 of the Head of NCPO and the Public...
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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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