Case

Watana Muangsook, member of Phuae Thai Party, posted message on his facebook that Siam Revolution plaque is an antique. Subsequently, officer from the Technology Crime Suppression Division (TCSD) filed a lawsuit against Watana for allegedly imported false information in to a computer system under section 14(1) of Computer-related Crime Act. Watana went to acknowledge the accusation on ...

On July 18, 2017, a number of academics and activists in Chiang Mai have been accused of violating Order of the Head of NCPo No.3/2558.  

In the morning of 27 April 2016, 8 person who were accused in this case along with another individual who wasn't charge in this case were arrested in different locations but at the same time. After the arrest, the military brought all individuals to detain in a military camp. However, Nithi a manager of Harit's ramen restuarant was release in the same night without charge. 8 ...

Sakan, 63, was charged with attempting to commit arson at a Bangkok Bank branch during the Red Shirts demonstration in 2009. In this case, the Bangkok South Criminal Court had ruled that Sakan was guilty of the charge and sentenced him to x years in prison. Sakan ended up serving 8 years and 6 months in prison and was scheduled to be released on 11 October 2017.

Itthaboon Onwongsa, an activist working on energy issue, was prosecuted by PTT public company under Section 14 and 15 of Computer-related Crimes Act for criticising the company on seven Facebook posts on two Facebook pages. The company filed the case directly to the court on 22 August 2014. The court considered and accepted the case only on Section 14. Later, the law was amended in 2017 and ...

On 10 July 2016, Pakorn, Anan, Anucha, three New Democracy Movement (NDM) activists, and Prachatai journalist Taweesak were taken to Ban Pong police station for allegedly carrying anti-constitution material in car. Later on, Phanuwat, a student from Maejo University, was taken from his residence in Ratchaburi to the police station. They were charged with violating Section 61 paragraph 2 of ...

On 17 May 2018, Pheu Thai Party planed to organize press conference titled "4 years of failure of the government" and "NCPO, leading to darkness and danger" at the party's head quater. The police however prohibited the press conference given that it could be a political gathering that was prohibited under order no.3 of head of NCPO. The party's committee then ...

Chaturon defied the NCPO order No.41/2014 by not report on time. Furthermore, his speech at FCCT was inciting, stimulating, making disorder within the Kingdom of Thailand that was supposed to be within the scope of a crime prescribed in article 116 of the Criminal Law and  Computer-related Crime Act 14(3). 

11 activists lead by Sirawith took a train to examine the corruption at Ratchabhakdi Park on 7 December 2015 and were stopped at Banpong train station and arrested. Then they were charged with defying head of NCPO order no.3/2558 for gathering more than 5 people.

On 27 January 2018, a group of people gathered at the sky walk in front of the BACC to protest against the case where the NLA passed the Election  Act with a provision that will made the election delay for another 90 days During the activity, the authority did not used force to crack down the protest but later 30 individuals that the authorities believed to be protesters were informed ...