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Legal Claims: Lèse-majesté
The DSI Special Case No. 74/54 accuses the community radio 102.75 MHz, which has broadcasted Jatuporn's offensive/insulting speech live. Perpetrator is unknown. -
Legal Claims: Lèse-majesté
The DSI Special Case No. 73/54 accuses the community radio 95.25 MHz, which has broadcasted Jatuporn's offensive/insulting speech live. Perpetrator is unknown. -
Legal Claims: Lèse-majesté
This DSI Special Case accuses the community radio 95.75 MHz, which has broadcasted Jatuporn's offensive/insulting speech live. Perpetrator is unknown. -
Legal Claims: Lèse-majesté
The DSI Special Case No. 71/54 accuses the community radio 105.75 MHz, which has broadcasted Jatuporn's offensive/insulting speech live. Perpetrator is unknown. -
Legal Claims: Disorderly assembly
After the demonstration crackdown in May 19 2010, Sombat Boonngamanong violated the Emergency Decree by gave a public speech under Raminthra Tollways criticized the military operation. -
Legal Claims: Offence against security
โฆษณาชุด "ขอโทษประเทศไทย" ของเครือข่ายพลังบวก มีภาพความรุนแรงจากการชุมนุมทางการเมืองปี 2553 ถูกคณะกรรมการเซ็นเซอร์สั่งห้ามออกอากาศทางฟรีทีวี โดยอ้างพ.ร.บ.คุ้มครองผู้บริโภค พ.ศ.2522 -
Legal Claims: Lèse-majesté
In 2007, BBC correspondent Jonathan Head, along with 13 Foreign Correspondents' Club of Thailand (FCCT) committee members, was charged with lèse-majesté for publicizing ex-Prime Minister's Office Minister and anti-establishment Red-shirt core member Jakrapob Penkair's speech at an FCCT event, in which Head was the moderator. Jakrapob himself was also charged with ... -
Legal Claims: Illegal dissemination of information, Lèse-majesté
24 December 2010, the Royal Thai Police uses the Printing Act to ban the book "Thailand’s Crisis & the Fight for Democracy" written by Mr. Giles Ungpakorn, published in 2010 by WD Press in England because there were texts insulting the King. -
Legal Claims: Offence against security, Offence against public order and good morals
24 May 2010, the Center for Resolution of Emergency Situation (CRES) uses the Emergency Decree along with the Special Prime Minister Order No. 93/2553 to ban the selling or the distribution of newspapers or publications because this magazine contained texts and contents affecting the security and the peace of the Kingdom. -
Legal Claims: Offence against security, Offence against public order and good morals
24 May 2010, the Center for Resolution of Emergency Situation (CRES) uses the Emergency Decree along with the Special Prime Minister Order No. 93/2553 to ban the selling or the distribution of newspapers or publications because this magazine contained texts and contents affecting the security and the peace of the Kingdom.